Sentence examples for typically adopting from inspiring English sources

This could partly be the result of injury surveillance in Australian professional sport typically adopting an injury definition involving missed participation from a match [ 18- 20].

Intuitively, by the definition of endurant/perdurant and the DOLCE ontology example, we can see that noun is a part of speech (PoS) which is typically adopted for endurants; while verbs are typical PoS's adopted for perdurants.

Supercomputers are therefore typically adopted for these tasks.

Currently, formwork engineering in Taiwan has typically adopted timber formworks.

Cold weather packages provided by turbine manufacturers are typically adopted.

Gay men typically adopt their children, and very often both partners adopt.

When it comes to more sophisticated objects, which have purposes and functions, we typically adopt a "design stance".

They typically adopt a hybrid role identity that comprises a focal academic self and a secondary commercial persona.

However, high dosages of silica fume (SF), typically adopted in UHPC, also lead to high autogenous shrinkage.

Although a combination of both approaches is typically adopted, the process tends to be dominated by one of them.

Models for pollution exposure assessment typically adopt an overly simplistic representation of geography, climate and biogeochemical processes.