Sentence examples for a more typical approach from inspiring English sources

For the moment, however, Heywood's two-part play If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody represented a more typical approach: it staged the young Elizabeth's trials and suffering during the reign of her half-sister Bloody Mary, and then her generosity to the City of London and victory over the Spanish Armada.

In his lean, crackling performance Mr. Davis offers an alternative to the more typical approach of Verdi conductors who favor richer, darker orchestral textures and weightier voices for Otello and Iago.

A literature review is the more typical approach to identify target groups that is demonstrated using a European project on the prevention of childhood obesity.

Bob Williams, a spokesman for the N.C.A.A., said in a statement that the N.C.A.A. was reviewing the lawsuit, but "it should be noted that the award of athletic scholarships on a one-year, renewable basis is the more typical approach taken within higher education for talent-based and academic scholarships in general".

The motion for a new trial is less common than the more typical approach of seeking to overturn the verdict, he added.

The more typical approach would involve asking a more general version of question one ("how closely have you been following the dispute between the Governor of Wisconsin and the public employee unions in Wisconsin?") and then go immediately to something like question four.

This gave a slightly smaller estimate of the expected k-mer depth than the more typical approach of using the maximum (mode).

TAG Heuer takes the more typical approach to the smartwatch solution by going directly with a digital screen combined with their own high-end case construction and sense of modern, edgy styling.

The more typical approach to stock offerings is for the company and its underwriters to initially put shares in the hands of a select few, who can then profit handsomely from the public scramble to get hot technology stocks, once trading begins.

On the more typical approach, interpretations do not assign values to variables; rather, variables can be assigned different values within one and the same interpretation.

This method is in contrast to the more typical approach wherein problematic regions of the alignment are deleted.