Sentence examples for suggests a typical from inspiring English sources

"Frozen Inlet," for example, suggests a typical Peconic Bay marsh, which Ms. Bell has captured in deft strokes and subtle tones.

A recent estimate for American nonprofits distributing philanthropic monies abroad suggests a typical cost of 24%.

In addition, our ac field measurement of the susceptibilities suggests a typical signature for a single-molecule magnet.

Section 4 suggests a typical state feedback action for the different parameters involved and also proposes how to design the corresponding solution trajectories.

When the concentration of H2O2 is more than 35 μM, a catalytic current plateau emerges, which suggests a typical electrocatalytic process with Michaelis Menten kinetic model.

The pressure related exponential increase in permeations rate is also analysed which suggests a typical concentration dependent diffusion rate at high gas concentration under increased gas feed pressure.

We find that when caveolae are disassembled by membrane stretch, cavins are released as subcomplexes of ∼9 cavin molecules, suggesting a typical caveola contains typically 5 cavin subcomplexes.

I suggested a typical shower, with close girlfriends and a light lunch.

But the figures suggest a typical person living in South Africa is at less risk of crime than she was a decade ago.So why the despairing headlines?

He is caught between love for the doomed Mary and entangled feelings for the imperious Elizabeth, and early scenes in "Maria Stuarda" suggest a typical bel canto romantic triangle.

The scene from the 1998 race for governor hardly suggested a typical Republican tableau: There in Segundo Barrio, one of the oldest and poorest neighborhoods in this isolated border city, Gov. George W. Bush had come to eat Mexican sweetbread and campaign in Spanish accented with a Texas twang.