Sentence examples for typically collected from inspiring English sources

In field collection, bulk sediments are typically collected from the top 4 to 15 cm.

MediaVest says this deal will not target Hulu viewers based on their online behavior, which is typically collected by a trail of cookie-collected footprints.

However, a limitation of taking measurements of soil respiration is that the measurements require long-term collection using special equipment and are not typically collected in traditional forest inventory.

The choreographer Ryan Kelly, who runs the Moving Theater company with Brennan Gerard and performed "Impermanent Collection" at the Whitney in 2007, said that because museums hadn't typically collected it, "performance hasn't really arrived at a certain seriousness, by comparison to the plastic arts".

"In early human groups, women typically collected plants and turned them into food while men hunted.

These fees are typically collected regardless of whether the firm has a profit or a loss.

Another addition is "freegan", a noun or adjective first recorded in use in the Sunday Times in 1997, meaning a "person who eats discarded food, typically collected from the refuse of shops or restaurants, for ethical or ecological reasons".

There are additional sources of potentially valuable monitoring data which vastly outnumber the typically collected data.

EDS has been typically collected on images of 25 μm2 to provide a reliable composition.

The image material is typically collected using video cameras mounted on cars which drive around the streets of a city.

Rice germplasm is typically collected and managed in the main breeding centers and subsequently disseminated to more distant provinces.