Sentence examples for the usual expected from inspiring English sources

In this case, the variance of the algorithm is peaking at the transition and the convergence of the algorithm can be much slower than the usual expected central limit behaviour.

After all, the usual expected answer tends to be a lot narrower in scope: when a person asks, "what do you want to be?" they probably mean, "what do you want to do as your day job?" American designer Kenneth Cole, known as much for his fashion line as he is for his social activism, is quick to notice the difference between the two.

It's fast paced, edgy, a real treasure trove of papers for me to read at leisure, and goes way outside the usual, expected and conventional  boundaries of style of prose and rigor we "normally expect" of such scientific publications.

"Most luxury properties have the high-thread-count sheets, flat-screen TVs and the usual expected amenities, and the showers are the next point of differentiation," he said.

CJS-involved participants appeared to experience the usual expected benefits in this large multisite randomized trial.

In our study, mean birth weight was reduced with maternal smoking (Table 2), consistent with the usual expected effect of smoking on the fetus.

As usual, expect dope editorial photoshoots.

Almost without exception, one of the Super Bowl teams was one of the usual suspects expected to make it based on the previous season's record.

The international referees appointed to arbitrate the games by F.I.F.A. had so far kept control of the proceedings, and had given little cause for complaint beyond the usual and expected grumblings of the losers.

The value of ~1.5 before displacement burst is rather low compared with the usual range expected for dislocation creep, which is 3 8.

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