Flaubert wrote a rabidly depressed letter about the novel's reception to his friend George Sand, and she responded with a maternal nudge, typical of their correspondence, for she liked to pretend that his misanthropy was an affectation.
The breadth of the request to the University of Michigan's Labor Studies Center is typical: "all electronic correspondence carried out to or from employees, contractors, etc. of the University of Michigan Labor Studies Center in which the following terms (or their derivatives) appear: 'Scott Walker', 'Wisconsin', 'Madison', 'Maddow'.
Greet the friends, one by one", is typical of contemporary correspondence, with "Peace be to you" a greeting adopted by Christians from the Jews. 3 John was almost certainly written by the same author who wrote 2 John, and likely 1 John as well.
When she was 12, she recalls, a Swedish pen pal requested a picture and Zia, afraid that a picture would reveal that she was Chinese, not a typical American, stopped the correspondence altogether.
We show some typical examples of the correspondence between MRs and typhoons on the dawn side from August to October 2016 in Fig. 9.
The correspondence between typical raw data, denoised images, class averages and projections of the final model are shown in Figure 1.
Direct, 1 1 correspondences were typical, but on several occasions multiple classes from one ontology were found to be represented by only one class in HAO.
A word was deemed regular (rather than irregular) if its rime (e.g., –at in cat) followed typical spelling-to-sound correspondences (n.b., there is no fixed set of spelling-to-sound rules in English).
The lexical/semantic knowledge permits word comprehension and also contributes to achieving the correct pronunciation of "irregular words" (e.g., PINT) that violate statistically typical spelling-to-sound correspondences.
