Sentence examples for typical of approaches from inspiring English sources

The model of health worker motivation developed by Kanfer and colleagues (2002 and 2004) is typical of approaches focusing on individual cognition [ 16, 20].

Superimposed on this motion is a nodding of the blenny's head, which is typical of approach-retreat conflict behaviour in blennies but which results in a simulation of the swaying dance of the cleaner.

We then simulated the typical properties of approaches to quantify the behavioural reactions of two kangaroo species the Red Kangaroo (Macropus rufus) and the Euro (M. robustus erubescens).

Jackson Pollock and Jasper Johns are represented by effective screenprints typical of their approaches to abstraction.

By contrast, when Mrs. Clinton received an honorary degree from Pace in 2003, "she stayed and chatted with the students when she was honored," said Mr. Malone, who saw the difference as typical of their approaches.

A multi-modal contact strategy, such as mail followed by telephone calls, and making repeated contact attempts, as done in this study, is typical of rigorous approaches for minimizing participant loss to follow-up and associated missing data [ 19– 219.

Space does not permit me to counter all of Gunson's half-baked allegations, but typical of his approach is his attack on Chávez for having led a failed military-civilian rebellion in 1992.

A lush coconut curry soup was typical of his approach.

One story is typical of his approach to life.

The opening of a Britten Sinfonia concert with Thomas Adès last season is typical of this approach.

Typical of her approach, Ms. Berger saw things from both regional and local perspectives.