AI is broadly used as a
blanket term. A widely accepted definition by Russell and Peter, at its root define AI as 'the ability to replicate or imitate human thought' and more recently as 'using human reasoning as a model to solve problems.' However, previously terms like manufacturing were used for the production of everything from cars to clothes to processed foods.
Artificial intelligence for broader socio-economic gain
are heading towards Khan Sheikhun to help the terrorists," a foreign ministry source said, using the regime's
blanket term for rebels and jihadists.
Regime advance cuts off Turkish convoy in northwest Syria
Anti-social behaviour (ASB) is a
blanket term for conduct that can cause harassment, alarm or distress.
Yob behaviour 'being ignored' UK & WORLD
When combined with the experience of growing up in Appalachia, queerness -- as defined by the collection, a
blanket term for being lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender -- leads to a new subculture that can leave its members stuck between two worlds.
LGBTQ Fiction and Poetry from Appalachia
Severe maternal morbidity is a
blanket term for 18 indicators of life-threatening maternal conditions associated with childbirth, including kidney failure, fluid in the lungs, and heart failure.
Complications on Rise for Minorities
It's essentially a
blanket term encapsulating Israel, New Zealand, and everything in-between.
THE FUTURE IS ASIAN: Global Order in the 21st Century
Many librarians might be familiar with the
blanket term, but grey literature covers a wide variety of sources, and knowing which types to search and under what circumstances might not be so familiar.
Bonato, Sarah. Searching the Grey Literature: A Handbook for Searching Reports, Working Papers, and Other Unpublished Research
Heart disease is a
blanket term that includes a variety of conditions and illnesses.
Symptoms of heart valve disease
Aristotle seems to have gotten by without any recourse to the concept of "moral." It is significant that Aristotle has no
blanket term for wrongdoing, like "illicit." Following his lead, Anscombe writes, "Instead of saying morally wrong we should say, untruthful, unjust, unchaste, or pass directly to a description." Moral philosophy depends on a philosophical psychology absent in modern moral philosophy.
DOYLE, James. No Morality, No Self: Anscombe's Radical Skepticism
Now it's the
blanket term, which amounts to daily negative reinforcement.
By Any Other Name
In her article, LoVetri was clear that "each CCM style needs to be taken seriously on its own terms." (15) However, anecdotal evidence suggests many voice teachers and researchers were still clumping all nonclassical styles together under the
blanket term "contemporary commercial music" without delineating the different qualities that make each style unique.
CCM versus Music Theater: A Comparison
Speculative fiction is a
blanket term encompassing science fiction and fantasy, as well as other subgenres with elements that could be considered "outside" reality as humans perceive it.
Kyanite Publishing LLC to Unveil 22 New Speculative Fiction and Horror Titles
He said that Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is a
blanket term for various types of specialised zones with specific types of enterprises operating in a well-defined geographic area where certain economic activities are promoted by a set of policy measures that are not generally applicable to the rest of the country.
SBI supporting local, foreign investors through SEZs
These days the term bank holiday is used as a
blanket term for all public holidays when banks, government offices and many businesses are closed.
How to get 18 days off in 2019 - but only use up 9 days holiday; Better get those requests in quick!