Sentence examples for typically refers to from inspiring English sources

(The term "Asian," in Britain, typically refers to South Asia, rather than to East Asia).

Routing typically refers to the path selection at Layer 3, the network layer.

The process industry typically refers to these preventive or mitigative safety features as protection layers.

(The word crudo means "uncooked," but when it appears on a menu in Italy it typically refers to prosciutto).

Evers adds that Netflix only makes suggestions "at a high level", which typically refers to actor selection.

Trade name Fluimucil typically refers to the oral version which comes as a lemon-flavoured effervescent tablet taken with water.

A Marine spokesman attributed the deaths to "indirect fire," which typically refers to a mortar or rocket attack.

User experience typically refers to the experience someone has when using a digital interface of some kind.

'Pop' originated from the rock 'n' roll of the 1950s but typically refers to chart-friendly music.

This is not about "privatising water", which typically refers to a water utility context, nor is it about giving the private sector control of a basic human right.

When the word is applied to a man it typically refers to the misconduct of high-ranking officials or political indiscretion.