The resulting maps of three plasmids, each one a typical representative of its class, have been color coded to visualize the distribution of gene types discovered by this process (fig. 4).
More typical of his class was Theodore Metochites, the Grand Logothete, or chancellor, of Andronicus II, whose encyclopaedic learning rivaled that of Psellus.
At least on the surface, Day seems to have operated within the bounds of the conservative philanthropic code typical of his class and era, a paternalistic blend of selective financial support, hands-on mentoring and rigid social control.
In this, he is typical of his class of new Brooklynites, planting their flags in their freshly acquired territory: With one or two exceptions, each of the houses on the Bentwoods' block was occupied by one family.
This did not start with President Ahmadinejad, though as a war veteran and former Revolutionary Guard commander he is typical of the class and generation behind it.
I averaged about 15 m.p.g. on regular gasoline -- not very good, but typical of the class.
The yield function allows the possibility of describing a transition between the shape of a yield surface typical of a class of materials to that typical of another class of materials.
Gas mileage, while not very good, is typical of the class, with the V-8 rated at 14 m.p.g in town and 18 on the highway.
Hadley Rille, valley on the Moon, typical of the class of features known as sinuous rilles, which are believed to be ancient lava flow channels.
Evident conflict problems, the court said, led it to hold that "no set of representatives can be "typical' of this class". Ibid.
"Irvington is typical of a class of old bedroom communities tied to the state's vanished manufacturing economy," said James W. Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University.
