During the time of Afonso I, it was typical not to repair battle damage inflicted on the shield, so changes such as the breaking off of pieces, colour shifting or stains were very common.
The method advocated by openEHR for information recording, which it claims to be typical not just of clinical medicine but of science in general, models the iterative problem solving process as: observations → opinions/assessment → instructions → actions.
Prodigy, the first commercial Internet service provider and now a unit of SBC Communications, makes a good test case because it is typical of the market, yet not big enough to outgun British Telecom the way, say, AOL might.
A recent qualitative interview study involving participants involved in six different randomized controlled trials involving interventions to prevent or ameliorate an infectious disease in Africa and the Caribbean found that there it was typical for participants not to know how they would be assigned to the intervention groups [ 14].
It was typical of him not to let on.
It's typical Roger, not empathetic enough to realise how his own desires would impact on Jane, too blasé to believe that his charm wouldn't allow for him to blag his way out of it.
I imagine that after this piece I'll again be labelled too sensitive, told I need to chill out more, and that it's typical of Muslims to not see the funny side.
"Wouldn't it be typical for Vaughan to get a one-day hundred in a game that's as meaningful as a wedding vow!" offers professional bigamist Mark Kirwan.
The Daily Express said it was "typical" of the Queen "not to allow a personal milestone to impinge on the royals going about their business as usual".
It was typical: people weren't sharing confidences, reader to writer, they were testifying, one fan speaking up in front of everybody else, with sardonic humour, wounded pride, pain.
It was typical of the classy Mr. Finckel not to make any fuss over his departure and instead just partake of Ms. Fleming's musical visit to Vienna.
