Sentence examples for becomes the typical from inspiring English sources

Note that if we set (mu=0), then the protocol becomes the typical finite-time consensus protocol studied in [19].

Note that if we set (alpha=1) in protocol (6), then the finite-time nonlinear event-triggered control strategy becomes the typical event-triggered linear consensus protocol studied in [9].

Dinner parties can be a terrific relief from what has become the typical New York social transaction.

He quickly became the typical Muslim figure: famous for being infamous, and always spoken for.

Thus, case law became the typical form of English common law.

The filmmakers tried to take their time with the film, so they wouldn't become the typical harried couple themselves.

The "working wife" employed outside the home, once found only among the impoverished, has gradually become the typical wife.

"That's the way this pastry became the typical sweet for Purim," he added, "and the poppy seeds the ultimate stuffing".

In effect, he reinvented himself in the image of what was to become the typical hero of his stories, a boy of preternatural self-composure wedded to awesome hidden strengths.

In 1841, German biologists Johannes Peter Müller and Friedrich Gustav Jakob Henle erroneously gave the specific epithet as sayi in their Systematische Beschreibung der Plagiostomen, which thereafter became the typical spelling used in literature.

CC75 is therefore a clearly distinct lineage from that which has undergone recent global radiation to become the typical S. aureus.