Sitcoms are typically grounded in middle-class life and poke fun at it.
(In The Atlantic, John-Paul Pagano does a thorough job of excavating the resentments and alliances that lie at the root of Farrakhan's brand of anti-Semitism; on the other hand, in Russia, the case for political murder has been typically grounded in Russia's litany of grievances against the West).
Nevertheless, these systems are typically grounded on expensive automated technologies, that make the suggested solutions affordable only for a limited subset of laboratories, frequently performing high content screening analysis.
If there were ramifications, these were typically grounded in the overarching notion that the punishment was not for taking a life--killing a black person--but, rather, was property damage.
Public health officials are typically grounded in the scientific tradition, which involves carefully qualifying observations.
While clinical interventions are typically grounded in scientific evidence before widespread adoption, public policies are not typically subjected to the same scientific rigor [ 1, 2].
Under normal listening conditions, when utterances are typically grounded in a pragmatically rich context, activity within the system is most heavily weighted towards the semantic coherence and plausibility of the sentence and less heavily driven by syntactic analysis.
A saprobic species, it is typically found growing on the ground singly or in small groups on woody debris or leaf litter, during summer and autumn in Japan, Europe, and eastern North America.
Devitt (1981) develops a version of the latter strategy by contending that a name is typically 'grounded' in its bearer in numerous perceptual confrontations after the initial dubbing.
The fruit bodies are typically found growing on the ground in woodland litter, or in grasslands.
