Sentence examples for typical category from inspiring English sources
Photocatalytic degradation is one of the most promising methods for removal of fulvic acids (FA), which is a typical category of natural organic contamination in groundwater.
In a sport in which the manager's role is undergoing rapid change, and charismatic, independent personalities face extinction, Gibbons is an outlier, a Texas-reared son of a Massachusetts eye doctor who doesn't fit easily into a typical category.
In terms of the amount of economic damage it caused, in fact, Irene is much more like a typical Category 3 hurricane than a weak Category 1. Could it have been worse?
A study last year by the Global Business Travel Association estimated that a typical Category 3 hurricane on the East Coast could reduce spending on business travel by just under $700 million.
"Gillette is taking the typical category leader approach of aspirational marketing," said David Vinjamuri, the author of "Accidental Branding" and an adjunct professor of marketing at New York University, referring to the term for advertisers highlighting celebrities or lifestyles that consumers emulate.
They enjoy typical Category King economics.
The common definitions of SA and the typical categories of SA methods are described.
Changes that occur during a startup should be documented; changes fall into typical categories defined in this chapter.
The main courses are divided into the typical categories of beef, lamb, chicken, seafood and vegetarian, and are served Ethiopian-style, on injera, a large disk of white, spongy bread made from t'ef, a grain similar to millet.
Department stores are often classified according to the kinds of goods they carry and the prices they charge; typical categories include discount, general merchandise, fashion or high fashion, and specialty.
I found Christina compelling because she doesn't fall into the typical categories of female saints: she wasn't a martyr defending her virginity from some pagan suitor, nor the mother of some more important male saint, and she certainly wasn't a do-gooder.
