Julie L. Sloan, the independent consultant on stained glass for the project, said the chapel windows, while unusually large, were typical of the architect.
We found no differences in plasma input function between the unusually lower binding and typical binding.
The boundary between typical and unusually high neutral sentiment readings is 40.0%.
In a typical La Niña year, unusually cool water covers the eastern Pacific along the Equator, contrasting with warm water to the west.
The eventual revelation that DI Denton was a baddie acting with a goodie's motives was typical of the unusually nuanced people Mercurio creates.
According to a 2008 survey of such studies by Alan Krueger of Princeton University, they have found little evidence that the typical terrorist is unusually poor or badly schooled.
Fig. 7 (a)–(d): Typical examples of unusually long recovery early/fast events observed on NWC (a) NPM (b c), and NLK (d) transmitters.
But the skull is notable for its unusually complex inner ear apparatus, typical of later tyrannosaurs like T. rex, that would have given the modestly sized animal a keen sense of hearing.
In order to meet the needs of this patchwork of forces, the army was followed by a number of camp followers that was unusually large by comparison to typical European or North American armies, further increasing the need for reliable supply.
Moreover, global FST values were unusually high compared to the typical range of 0.10 to 0.16 for estimated FST values in global populations [ 47, 48], suggesting a high level of genetic differentiation among worldwide populations.
Directors are notoriously protective of their rehearsal rooms, so I am not sure that the rehearsal process I am witnessing today in a disused school in Bicester in Oxfordshire is typical — or whether it is unusually tense and unusually rewarding.
