Sentence examples for typical definition from inspiring English sources

This is compatible with the typical definition of constellation ratio in DVB-T/DVB-H standard [13].

Governments' typical definition of vocational education thus focuses primarily on developing the capacities needed for particular forms of work (i.e., occupations) in ways that meet societal needs (i.e., demand for skilled labor).

The typical definition goes something like this: A boy kills his parents then seeks the court's mercy because he's an orphan.

Similarly to the Disney film, it is not the typical definition of "true love" that saves the day in this tale.

A typical definition of vulnerability is susceptibility to be harmed [ 22].

The rate of decline in milk production after peak yield is the typical definition of milk yield persistency.

Many felt that it was unfair that intersex people – who are born with a chromosomal, reproductive or sexual anatomy that does not fit the typical definitions of female or male – were omitted from last year's list.

The now defunct Intersex Society of North America defines "intersex" as a general term used for a variety of conditions in which a person is born with a reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn't seem to fit the typical definitions of female or male.

The kind familiar to most New Yorkers is a mechanical test of tirelessly esoteric knowledge: 'Brazilian potter's wheel,'Eastst Indian betel nut' and the like are typical definitions, sending you either to Webster's New International or to sleep," he wrote with trademark punch.

It was found that their descriptions were more complex than typical definitions in the literature.

Those born with reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn't fit typical definitions of male or female.