Woolwich's General Gordon Square, redesigned in 2010-11 by Gustafson Porter, is an even more typical example.
A more typical example, he said, would be a writer of advertising copy employed by a large corporation.
It provided yet another chapter — and, for once, a happy ending — to a long, horrifying chronicle of disaster involving Russia's Tupolev jets in which the crash of a Tupolev on Monday was a more typical example.
In June, in a more typical example of pressure, the Treasury Department imposed sanctions on Tidewater Middle East, a company linked to the Guards that operates strategic container ports through which the Guards and its paramilitary group, the Quds Force, have moved weapons, administration officials said.
A more typical example would be a game against an average European team like Finland or the Republic of Ireland.
Latte stones can be quite tall: the quarries in which they were fashioned indicate that some were 20 feet (6 metres) tall or more, although more-typical examples are less than 15 feet (4.5 metres) in height.
What changes in all of that is that the RCMP could be liable for a much more substantial claim [due to the injuries]." Making note of more-typical examples of police brutality such as the shootings and assaults that have dominated the media, Charney said that this case is an example of one of the main issues that is overlooked when it comes to "bad policing"—the financial cost.
But Italy is a more typical case.
But this is not another Close Up, it is more a typical example of a director honing his art still further towards the kind of simplicity that masks complex ideas.
For more complex but typical examples, such as highlighting a substructure within a molecule in an image, the LOC required are comparable to C++.
