Sentence examples for typical refers from inspiring English sources

The term "typical" refers to a day when no special occasions (e.g., parties, celebrations, illness, etc).

This muscle should be checked by TTDN when TrPs confirmation is based on tender point presence, which provoked typical referred pain when needle encountered TrPs.

The variable "Only Typical Load" refers to eight courses per year.

The system costs and operational cost structures for a 200 kW hydro power plant refer to a typical reference case provided by the National Small Hydro Power Promotion Association (zenkoku shōsuiryokuriyō suishinkyougikai) taking into account representative conditions for construction, water flow volume, and difference in altitude.

For the classical adaptive DFE equalizations, two typical algorithms referred to as recursive least square (RLS) and least mean square (LMS) are adopted.

Typical viewers refer to the contrast-enhanced images, as if a curtain of fog has been removed from the filtered image.

We will provide an indicative numerical example by using typical values, refer to Chow ([1985]), for the basic parameters a and b of the model.

Ross at Vinyl Asylum regarded the original Rega's overall sonic presentation as "much more refined than a typical Dual" (referring to the Dual 505) or similarly priced Japanese record players.

AllMusic writer William Ruhlmann said that "Linkin Park sounds like a Johnny-come-lately to an already overdone musical style" and called "One Step Closer" "a typical effort", referring to the lyrics of the song's chorus.

Moreover, the population evaluated in MR-IMPACT I was at high risk for CAD that is not the typical population referred to noninvasive stress tests in clinical practice.

However, this patient population more closely represents the typical cohort referred for radioembolization and as such we feel that the toxicity results as the primary endpoint of the study are robust.