Sentence examples for a typical observation from inspiring English sources
A typical observation concerned the word towards.
"A medal should be struck for Rowling," said the novelist Sidney Sheldon, the former national spokesperson for the Coalition for Literacy, in a typical observation.
"Point by point Joe McCarthy got it all wrong," wrote the liberal journalist Nicholas von Hoffman in a typical observation, "and yet was still closer to the truth than those who ridiculed him".
By measuring the angle required to rotate GF2 into such a no-retraction condition, we determine the initial rotation of GF2 relative to GF1, that is, φ. Figure 3b shows the cleavage energy as a function of twist angle φ (the inset shows a typical observation of a flake rotated into the no-retraction condition).
In this figure, and the following ones of the same type, averaging has been done within a typical observation time of 1 s.
It is a typical observation in spatial context research that political borders are often not sufficient to define relevant areas (Hillmert 2015).
There were paralogs with almost identical 5' and 3' untranscribed regions (UTR), for instance, paralogous RNA polymerase IIA large subunits (22: Tb927.4.5020 and Tb927.8.7400) had identical 3' UTRs over 400 bp; but highly divergent, indeed unalignable, UTRs were a more typical observation.
Contrary to the typical observation of a single female driving an infection in insect populations, theoretical studies suggest that before CI can sweep Wolbachia through a population, multiple independent infections must occur [ 13, 14].
It's a typical Dillardian observation, which leads her into a reflection on the dust that we'll all become, how dusting our homes forestalls burial, and that about a billion grains of sand are created worldwide every second.
For example, most 16S rRNA gene-based studies treat a cluster of sequence fragment 'reads' (the output of a DNA sequencing instrument, and thus the typical observation in studies of microbial communities) that are >97%% identical to one another as members of the same OTU.
A typical Tarbox observation: the romance of war suddenly soured by reality.
