Sentence examples for typical names from inspiring English sources
Typical names at an AMD chip release include Hewlett-Packard and Fujitsu-Siemens, though it's doubtful you'll see Dell or Gateway, which have effectively become Intel-chip-only companies.
Still, it may be that more sophisticated descriptivisms appealing to more sophisticated descriptions could overcome worries like these further, non-metaphysical worries about typical names (see, e.g., Nelson 2002).
The waterpipe bears a number of different names depending on the set-up and region of origin; some typical names are Hubbly-Bubbly, Narghile, Goza, Shisha, and Hookah.
When NONMEM or S-ADAPT datasets are used, the program will search the headers for typical names such as: ID (Subject Identifier), DV (Dependent Variable), MDV (Missing Dependent Variable), and TIME (Elapsed Time).
"Henry (or Heinz or Heinrich) was a typical name for elves," she wrote.
It's like guessing a phone book's total size by counting pages backward from a typical name.
Seeking a more personal, offbeat approach, Kate O'Sullivan, Nguyen's vice president for corporate communications, selected A Hundred Monkeys, a two-man operation in Sausalito, Calif., that charges $75,000 (a typical naming fee) and spurns what it terms "pseudoscience" in favor of gut instinct.
The subtask 1 is a typical named entity recognition task.
Recognizing chemical entities from biomedical literature is a typical named entity recognition (NER) task.
Given how long it took Apple to make that move, it's unlikely to radically rethink its handset line-up for a while — so a refreshed iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are expected, likely following Apple's typical naming convention of adding an 'S' after the model name.
Their names, automatically generated, include a reference to the algorithms and the evaluation criterion used (e. g. a typical name would be "Filename_partitionH_SCluster_Upgma.txt").
