Sentence examples for type typical of from inspiring English sources

The first type, typical of summer and early autumn, consists of fast events characterized by intense rainfall concentrated at the beginning of the storm and high values of persistence and irregularity.

Such an excellent and large meal required a long walk, with many detours: got back to my hotel slightly after 3 A.M., having among other things heard a very large boom (of the slow, rolling type typical of gas explosions), and in fact it was one, a factory in Courbevoie that blew up injuring 60 and possibly killing 1, as reported on yesterday's news.

The climate is tropical of the type typical of the Soudan-Sahel region.

The conditions derived are shown to be satisfactory for the mildly nonlinear reactions of the Freundlich-type typical of reactive chemical transport in soil.

The experiments were set up between 1954 and 1972 across a range of vegetation types typical of much of upland Britain.

Opened during the 1950s, the field station encompasses approximately 3000 hectares of property, a range of habitat types typical of Eastern Ontario, and many species of conservation concern in Canada.

Numerous potsherds dating from the Neolithic period have been found in Gibraltar's caves, mostly of types typical of the Almerian culture found elsewhere in Andalusia, especially around the town of Almería, from which it takes its name.

In contrast, cell types typical of chronic inflammation like lymphocytes, plasma cells and macrophages were found to a lesser extent.

Firstly, the mutant showed a 20 30-fold 20 30-foldf zoincrease1K2N cells, aberrant cell types typical of problems with mitosis such as those caused by the microtubule inhibitor rhizoids [ 37, 38].

Recently, a third mannan-rich (primary) cell wall type (cell wall type III), typical of ferns was reported [ 23].

This conducting cell type is typical of zosterophylls and early lycopsids.