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Panicum bisulcatum Thunb., a species of wild grass in China potentially related to P. miliaceum, can be distinguished from P. miliaceum based on its phytolith characteristics, because it typically has simple obvious silica skeleton (ηI type) (Figure 14A, B, C) that is distinct from the well-defined ηII-III type in P. miliaceum.
For a word to wriggle its way into a physical book, it typically has to stand the test of time first.
After green coffee has been processed, it typically has a long journey to a production centre.
It typically has nearly 900,000 visitors each year, 65percentt from outside Westchester.
It typically has much more personal romantic resonance than Las Vegas, or the top of the Eiffel Tower.
"And when there are problems in a key industry, it typically has a disproportionate effect on the economy".
Little early stained glass in England has survived, but it typically had both an ornamental and educational function, while later works also commemorated the sponsors of the windows into the designs.
I hate to admit it, but I typically have an entire pot.
For example, if a small business wants to ramp up production of something it's selling, it'd typically have to pay up front for manufacturing, but wait months until the stuff is shipped and sold to recoup its investment.
Technogenic noise comes in a great variety of forms, but it will typically have a temporal and/or amplitude structure which distinguishes it form the natural (e.g., thermal) noise.
