Sentence examples for characters typical of from inspiring English sources
Ribchester provides the dual structure, mounting suspense and roster of suspicious characters typical of a traditional whodunnit.
He also had to invent the variety of characters typical of modern fonts that didn't exist in the metal -- currency signs and accents, for example.
Like these others, Forster offers us a cast of characters typical of their time and place and representative of different strata of society.
Thylacares brandonensis shows many characters typical of thylacocephalans, but also some features that are unusual for the group.
The specific modulation of these genes in APL shows characters typical of EMT, which is strongly associated with the pathogenesis of solid tumors, and only recently is beginning to be implicated in leukemia [ 37].
Fossil evidence for Osmundaceae occurs in three main forms: (1) permineralized axes with vascular, cortical and petiolar anatomy characteristic of the family; (2) compressions and impressions of foliage (either fertile or sterile); and (3) dispersed spores with sculptural characters typical of fertile macrofossil or extant representatives of the family.
The morphotype means a set of spore morphological characters typical for group of myxosporeans assigned to the same myxosporean genus (e.g. Myxidium or Myxobolus morphotype).
He achieved his first success in 1844 with The Milkmaid and a large pastel, The Riding Lesson, that has a sensual character typical of a large part of his production during the 1840s.
The sound is warm and rounded, without the thrashy or coarse character typical of four-cylinders of old.
Changes of potential with time during EDLCs galvanostatic charging/discharging (constant current I) had linear character, typical of capacitors.
