While deeply cynical (a typical aside explains how an American corporal "had been taught in his cultural sensitivity course not to offer alcohol to the locals unless you had an ulterior motive or the local absolutely insisted"), it is also touched with poetic fatalism: General Zia's death is a thousand times foretold.
Conservative MPs already dislike multi-party government and its compromises, and are fuming at Lib Dems' collusion with Labour on boundary changes: "betrayal" and "deeply dishonourable" are two typical reactions.
But the Swedish designer Thomas Meyerhoffer's longboard, introduced in the spring, has a corseted waist and a narrow tail, with a bottom that is more deeply contoured than a typical board.
To scholars on the left, he was an irksome distraction from the attempt to humanize socialism; to scholars on the right, his origins as a Communist functionary in the hinterlands made him deeply suspect -- a typical provincial apparatchik," was the dismissive judgment of Dmitri K. Simes.
After talking to Mr. Bush's longtime acquaintances, I'm convinced that his religious convictions are deeply felt and fairly typical in the U.S. Mr. Bush says the jury is still out on evolution, but he has also said that he doesn't take every word in the Bible as literally true.
Pishevar said that the model for Sherpa will be similar to the work he's done with Uber, where he's apparently gotten more deeply involved than is typical for VCs, even those who are on the board of the company's they invest in.
India might be a deeply corrupt society, but the typical Indian has the indestructible expectation of high ethical standards from other Indians.
They were, in fact, models of the broadly and deeply educated intellectual that today's typical scientist is not.
But even now, its portfolio is much less deeply invested in stocks than a typical corporate pension fund.
In fact, avalanche analysis in deeply anesthetized cats or rodents reveals typical deviations, such as unusually shallow power laws based on the LFP and log-normal distributions of extracellular unit clusters (Hahn et al., 2007; Ribeiro et al., 2010).
