The phrase "a typical environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a common or standard setting in which certain activities or behaviors occur.
Example: "In a typical environment for learning, students are encouraged to ask questions and engage in discussions."
Alternatives: "a standard setting" or "a usual context".
The MEG signals of interest are extremely small, several orders of magnitude smaller than other signals in a typical environment that can obscure the signal.
"The time we're in, it's not a typical environment, and we've acknowledged that," said Michael S. Jeffries, chairman and chief executive at Abercrombie & Fitch in Reynoldsburg, Ohio, which sells clothing at 427 stores and on a Web site as well as through the quarterly.
A third case is a typical environment and camera system for colorimetric imaging purpose in a natural environment.
The researchers then exposed five of the standard diabetes-prone mice and five of the germ-vulnerable mice to a typical environment with plenty of microbes.
In a typical environment, their respective contribution to radiation exposure is about 13.8% for 4K, 55.8% for 226Ra, and 14% for 232Th [2].
In a gradient container the tissue carrier is held between the base and the lid so that the luminal and basal sides can be provided with individual media mimicking a typical environment for epithelia (Figure2b).
a Underwater typical environment with evenly-spaced peak centers.
With #exstrange, art is subverted by immersing it within eBay's millions of listings, confronting the viewer with an artwork in an unexpected space, rather than the typical environment of a gallery or museum.
With #exstrange, art is subverted by immersing it within eBay's millions of listings, confronting the viewer with an artwork in an unexpected space, rather than the typical environment of a gallery or museum.
Environmental factors would therefore serve to increase the diversity of extracellular DNA in a typical saline environment relative to the typical thermal environment.
Fig. 2 Typical environment of a VPL: (Adachi 2002) Library containing the usable node elements and the (Beetz et al. 2009a) work-space canvas.
