Sentence examples for typical use of the term from inspiring English sources

First, it corresponds nicely with the typical use of the term "density" in that it forces a certain fraction of the possible edges in the subgraph to exist.

"That-a-boy," he said, much calmer than the typical use of the phrase.

Considering the typical use of chemical class terms in scientific literature, it appears to us that it also makes sense to distinguish between two principal compound class types: Compound classes with a narrow structure definition (as above shown for cycloalkanes).

Since the typical use of LANDIS is to predict the long-term landscape pattern change, SBA can be used to parameterize species age cohorts for individual cells.

Typical use of withdrawal leads to pregnancy 18percentt of the time, they write; for typical use of condoms 17percentt of the time.

But its now outmoded language (including use of the term "cybersurfers") is typical of the early days of the net, before journalists felt they were writing about anything but a sci-fi geeks' social club.

The typical Confucian way of rectifying a name is to set an example—either of correct use of the term or correct action in following a dao that contains the term.

The common use of the term "relative poverty" means a measure that reveals where you stand in relation to the typical income of others in your nation.

3) Their use of the term "womanising".

Was use of the term pandemic appropriate?

- Use of the term "West Side".