His notion of a typical Mic user is well-defined: "We try to look at our audience pretty narrowly.
As women play a bigger role as income providers and more men assume child care duties, the traditional notion of a typical household has altered.
On the other hand, the PPP models account better for randomness in the network and allow us to define the notion of a typical user [18].
Any preconceived notion of a "typical" shooter or victim are quickly proved inadequate and out of date.
In the past, research into the public's perceptions of science has been characterised by a view of the public as "a homogenous mass" and "has drawn upon some notion of the typical citizen" [ 2].
Mrs. Obama has touched millions of lives in ways many elected officials only dream, while simultaneously shattering antiquated notions of the typical housewife.
It presents the notions of a typical search engine and additionally gives the ability to filter the results via the facets.
All-American, wholesome, Ivory-girl-next-door purity: it's not the typical notion of an opera singer, but it's very much the image of the soprano Dawn Upshaw.
On the other hand, due to the bilateral agreement for any link formation, the typical notion of Nash equilibria have some drawbacks in terms of coordination failures, e.g., an empty network is always a Nash equilibrium.
The typical notion of heroes is heroes are people who walk on special soil.
