Sentence examples for typically covering from inspiring English sources
Typically covering 10 years, a hudna is recognized in Islamic jurisprudence as a legitimate and binding contract.
These sites are attractive because they are frequently situated on busy corners and are large, typically covering 12,000 to 30,000 square feet.
The emission from metals and their corrosion products is broadband, typically covering the wavelength range from <250 nm to >1 μm.
It is shown that the use of wavelet basis allows reaching very high frequencies, typically covering more than 1000 modes using conventional computational facility within the available numerical dynamics of the computers with no particular care needed for round-off errors.
There are nine main regions of digital TV allotments (encompassing larger portions of Croatia) and additional, geographically small allotment areas designed for local broadcasters (typically covering a single city).
Surveys were generally conducted at tides below +1 ft mean lower low water, systematically covering the entire intertidal zone between mean high water and the water line and typically covering an area measuring 30 to 50 meters alongshore.
Cover-ups typically involve covering the old tattoo with a new, larger one.
The pseudo-CNL approach is similar to CNL; however, instead of actually scanning the quadrupoles, the system is set to monitor many (25 to 50) 1 amu spaced contiguous selected reaction monitoring (SRM) transitions all involving the loss of 116 amu with multiple injections (typically 7 15) covering different mass ranges, so that a large range is ultimately covered for a given sample.
The idea is already employed by industry, typically by covering surfaces with polymers to achieve hydrophobic effects.
Each HDSS site is committed to long-term longitudinal surveillance of circumscribed populations, typically each covering around 50,000 100,000 people.
Multiple injections are made (typically 7 15), each covering a different mass range, so that a large range is ultimately covered for a given sample.
