Sentence examples for typical classes from inspiring English sources

In more typical classes they study "a lot of those old cases" that sometimes are not riveting, said Timothy C. Tozer, a third-year student at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington.

Typical classes cover topics such as rich (and not-so-rich) consumers' behaviour, luxury retailing and luxury supply-chain management as well as introducing the industry's different subsectors, from jewellery to fashion to hospitality.

Typical classes of beneficiaries include the aged not covered by the employment-related programs mentioned above, the blind, the disabled not covered by work-injury or other employment-related programs, and impoverished families with dependent children.

Typical classes of such systems are recommender systems, planning and configuration tools, and classification systems.

The classes for this work are typical classes for coastal surveillance, e.g., large ships, birds, and small boats.

Typical classes of approximators used in related approaches are parameterized global approximators (e.g. artificial neural networks) and nonparametric local averagers (e.g. k-nearest neighbor).

The typical class organization is a three-week cycle.

There is one teacher on average for every 17 pupils, but typical class sizes are 30.

A typical class begins with stretches, followed by lifts and moves on the pole.

Quinn handled Keane's departure with typical class, generosity and dignity yesterday.

"The typical class, the professor rattles on in front of the class," she says.