Sentence examples for type themselves from inspiring English sources

If there's anyone at home to glance at your machine, an even more bizarre phenomenon awaits, a sight right out of a high-tech Harry Potter novel: The cursor whirls about the screen, windows open and close, and words type themselves into documents -- even though nobody's anywhere near the computer.

All this means that mapmakers tend to be pretty sedentary types themselves.

And the evidence for the essential character types themselves mostly consists of a few interviews (virtually un-footnoted) and lots of references to books and movies.

The match types themselves are a mix of old and new; for my money Infinity Team Slayer is still the chaotic jewel in the Halo multiplayer's crown, but new match types like Regicide, in which participants target the player with the highest score, or Dominion – in which teams capture and then fortify bases – are well worth a look.

Others have argued that vegetation types themselves should be a key conservation unit (Hortal and Lobo 2006; Keith 2009).

The bearers of those properties, i.e., the items falling under the types, are identical, but the properties or types themselves are distinct.

Not only would a phonologist take this as excessively complicated, but the representation types themselves can receive realizations that are acoustically very different (for the small child and the man may speak the same idiolect).

It is not just the items falling under the types that are said to be identical but also the types themselves; e.g., being a pain is said to be the very same type as being a certain pattern of neural firing.

But call types themselves are species-typical, and the set cannot be augmented.

DoD ESSENCE treats the multiple, recently available data sources separately, requiring users to integrate algorithm results from the various evidence types themselves.

Although the oral sensory cell types themselves are morphologically different in the two urochordate classes, these organs may share a common origin in a stomodeal sensory placode that has been lost in the vertebrate lineage [ 39, 73, 90- 94].