Sentence examples for which typically involved from inspiring English sources
Only one operator was necessary unlike Enigma, which typically involved three (a typist, a transcriber, and a radio operator).
It was much lighter than existing wearable cameras, which typically involved the camera on one side of the helmet and a battery pack on the other, a strain and a threat to the neck.
The report asserted that Mr. Bratt and an associate, Joseph R. Lake Jr., who retired in 1997, used Mr. Bratt's authority to bypass the normal procedures to get United States visas for the women, which typically involved long lines at the American Embassy in Moscow and an interview by an embassy official.
The two couples used to enjoy meals out at local Indian restaurants – Enoch Powell tucking into chicken tikka masala is certainly an image to conjure with – and picnics in the Shropshire countryside, which typically involved fairly frugal fare and revolved around an interesting building, castle or site of local interest.
But some projects, which typically involved dozens of scientists at many institutions, were more effective than others, according to a panel chaired by molecular biologist Norma Allewell of the University of Maryland, College Park.
Once a census was complete, a purification ceremony (the lustrum) was performed by a censor, which typically involved prayers for the upcoming five years.
Isolated involvement of the ileocecal region is not found in CD, which typically involves the ileum whilst sparing of the ileocecal valve.
President Bush has maintained a hard-line stance on white-collar crime, which typically involves tax cheating.
Other designers, like Donna Karan, Diane von Furstenberg and Olivier Theyskens, have led such classes, which typically involve multiple visits with the students and informal guidance.
Gentamicin has largely replaced streptomycin in the treatment of bacterial endocarditis, which typically involves combination therapy with penicillin.
Traditionally, the enterprise market has been dominated by installed software, which typically involves big upfront fees and recurring maintenance needs.
