Sentence examples for more typically use from inspiring English sources

Connor notes that King's study focused on the signature whistles of captured dolphins that were separated from their social partners, and so may not be representative of how wild dolphins more typically use their calls.

But his choice of that word for the name of the new institution, at a time when terms like "useful arts" were more typically used, helped to bring that term — and the hands-on approach to solving the world's problems that it embodied — into popular usage in American and world culture.

It is powered by two processors from Nvidia more typically used in tablet computers.

The administration's projections are to be followed next month by new surplus estimates from the Congressional Budget Office, whose figures are more typically used in turning proposals into legislation.

An interesting application of spatial filtering techniques, which are more typically used as a means to produce images of source activity in MEG.

The cubes are made of a trademarked product called Comfort Putty, more typically used in its unhardened form for taking dental impressions.

The defense secretary arrived in New York in an unusual way: by V-22 Osprey, the Marine Corps' vertical take-off and landing aircraft, more typically used in combat zones.

They assert that the federal government is relying on an untested legal theory in taking action against American companies, and using tactics more typically used against organized crime activities.

Defense lawyers who were not involved in the case said the government's tactics, which included phone taps and wiring cooperating witnesses, were more typically used in organized crime than in securities fraud cases.

The president's use of the Oval Office for the speech stirred some debate, with critics asserting that a setting more typically used for occasions of war or other national security crises was being turned into a partisan platform.

Here we perform the first climate change experiments with a very high resolution (1.5 km grid spacing) model more typically used for weather forecasting, in this instance for a region of the UK.