The reed pen never had the widespread popularity of quill or metal pens, but for special effects it has served artists admirably; for example, the 19th-century Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh in his last years used it in his drawings to produce the blunt, powerful strokes that were counterparts of the heavy brush strokes typical of many of his canvases.
His facial features are built from brush strokes more typical of drawing than painting at this young age Dürer was a far more skilled draughtsman than painter.
This story is not typical of stroke victims.
29 The present study found that despite generally good receptionist knowledge of stroke, there was reduced recognition of the symptoms common to posterior circulation stroke, and misinterpretation of some symptoms which were not typical of acute stroke.
Only lesions with a configuration typical of ischemic stroke (corresponding to an arterial vessel territory or watershade infarctions) were diagnosed as cerebral ischemia.
Throughout the weekend, Bridgestones of all sizes zipped around the track's infield, leaving behind wisps of exhaust smoke and the ring-ding sound typical of two-stroke engines.
Swimming is most often accomplished with long, powerful, coordinated sweeps of the fore flippers, rather than the side-to-side strokes of the hind flippers typical of most phocids.
Some early studies suggested that methylmercury exposure may be linked to higher CHD (27, 28), but our recent work in these two large prospective cohort studies demonstrated no evidence for increased risk of either CHD or stroke at typical population ranges of chronic methylmercury exposure (12).
Weir's own route into professional musicianship came "with an incredible stroke of luck, which was quite typical of the 70s and the rather random way of treating arts funding back then".
Demographically, Mr. Diller is not typical of the five million stroke survivors in America; two-thirds are 65 or older, and many have identifiable risk factors, like high blood pressure, that he did not.
