The lobby contains many classical touches which are typical of White.
"Neets" are now fixed in our vocabulary when we discuss long-term unemployment and the challenges we're facing, which are typical of many other towns and cities.
There are also two bedrooms — one currently in use as an office — and four antique porcelain wood-burning fireplaces, which are typical of early-20th-century Swedish homes.
Scattered among the park's pools, goldfish enclosures, rocky hills, weeping willows, pines, cypresses, bamboos, and flowers are pavilions, kiosks, and towers, which are typical of Chinese garden landscape.
The motifs which are typical of festival costumes, such as the twin, cone-shaped buttons symbolizing fertility in Sardinia, are too deep-rooted in the tradition of the area to be discarded.
It can be blamed for floods in Australia, which are typical of La Niña in their location, if not their intensity, and in the Philippines, where ten people had died as of January 4th.
Survey weights, which are typical of nationally representative studies, were factored into both inferential and descriptive analyses conducted.
Usually, these spectra show peaks which are typical of LDHs structure containing mainly carbonate anions [33, 46].
The strain rates applied are between 108 and 1010 s −1, which are typical of MD simulations [11].
Figure 2a shows binding energy peaks at 368.25 and 374.25 eV, which are typical of silver metal particles [15].
However, our analysis also had noteworthy limitations, several of which are typical of observational and comparative studies.
