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| rbal') are a savoury Dutch meat-based snack, | typically containing a mixture of beef (minced or chop |
| Snow | typically blocks this route almost until mid July and |
| This software | typically utilizes a database of ingredients that have |
| CDS software | typically uses API code to integrate with the platform |
| Lahr modified the software | typically used for locating earthquakes and recorded t |
| The software | typically helps design maps through utilizing a series |
| Porosity of surface soil | typically decreases as particle size increases. |
| The Army soldiers | typically spend four months as escorts while the Navy |
| atic disease, a dose of 18F-FDG in solution ( | typically 5 to 10 millicuries or 200 to 400 MBq) is ty |
| Ringer's solution | typically contains sodium chloride, potassium chloride |
| xclusively as a topical ophthalmic solution, | typically to prevent miosis during and after ophthalmi |
| These solvents | typically have higher boiling point, together with the |
| nts depicted, which involves doing something | typically unusual to complete the room. |
| Sonar ( | typically active or passive) |
| higher resolution than conventional sonars, | typically 10 times higher. |
| These songs | typically had simple tunes, easy-to-recall lyrics, and |
| The songs | typically fuse together a grinding, relentless bass li |
| Their songs | typically have romantic lyrics usually inspired in the |
| styles are evident, bungalows of some sort ( | typically Craftsman) constitute more than 50 percent o |
| The bands traditional sound | typically builds upon verse-chorus song structures, co |
| f a fruitwood, is attached to the soundboard | typically at 1/5 to 1/7 the belly length. |
| In the West, the soup | typically has a turmeric-like yellow colour and chicke |
| e their power from an external power source; | typically the interrogating signal generated by an RFI |
| ion is not a useful term, because spacecraft | typically can't reach orbit without a full fuel load. |
| These spas | typically use balneotherapy, employing a variety of pe |
| There is no /w/ in Russian; speakers | typically substitute |
| Individuals of this species | typically reached 1 m (3 feet 3 inches) or more in axi |
| Nymphaea species | typically germinate deep under water. |
| The species | typically inhabits mossy forest, although it has also |
| This species | typically grows 10 to 20 cm tall or sometimes taller w |
| This species | typically lives in mud flats and can be found in large |
| Ruderal species | typically dominate the disturbed area for a few years, |
| The oil-collecting species | typically have "combs" composed of closely-spaced, fla |
| of true parasitism between existing species | typically involves observing the harmful effects of pa |
| Over a wide range, this species | typically does not occur on wet savannahs and bogs wit |
| However, the species | typically occupies the upper midlittoral region. |
| This species | typically grows in moist areas, areas with acidic soil |
| The species | typically occurs in mountainous or forested areas near |
| This species | typically parasitise ruminants. |
| the molecular variation in a single species, | typically biological. |
| between grape varieties of the same species, | typically Vitis vinifera, the European grapevine. |
| This is an extremely variable species, | typically being buff or grey with black bars along the |
| s, an optical version of Ramsey spectrometer | typically used in atomic clocks was recognized also as |
| small and usually rugged mass spectrometer, | typically designed for process control and contaminati |
| eds much below the ideal autorotative speed ( | typically 40-80 knots). |
| Slower shutter speeds ( | typically from 1/10 to 1/50 of a second) were used on |
| ay cause the katamari to roll at high speeds | typically by rapidly moving the two sticks in opposite |
| Cards of a sphere | typically have similar strengths and weaknesses. |
| An Astral Spirit | typically is not of human origin, however. |
| under private arrangements and sponsorship, | typically made by the parent(s) with a family relative |
| Another common use is as a spread, | typically on bread or crackers. |
| flowing stream flattens, slows, and spreads | typically at the exit of a canyon onto a flatter plain |
| here it occurs in natural freshwater springs | typically abundant in watercress. |
| The Abrolhos squall | typically occurs along Antarctic cold fronts penetrati |
| These stages | typically are: embryo, juvenile and adult. |
| built around the country at various stages, | typically to strict standards. |
| had been built to lower strength standards, | typically ⅔rds of those required for certification. |
| ium is a three-dimensional map of the stars, | typically centered on Earth. |
| stance from its gaseous to its liquid state, | typically by cooling it. |
| ng small towns throughout the United States ( | typically in the South). |
| propriate: Memorial Day in the United States | typically does not offer the remembrance of fallen non |
| Map of Nigeria numerically showing states | typically considered part of the Niger Delta region: 1 |
| Sub-bituminous coals, in the United States, | typically have a sulfur content less than 1% by weight |
| construction sites around the United States, | typically larger sites where there is a high potential |
| llied nations would visit the space station, | typically for about a week. |
| TRIP steel is a high-strength steel | typically used in the automotive industry . |
| Modern marvers are made of steel, | typically stainless steel. |
| pair of pas simples, dancers take two steps ( | typically first left and then right) in the span of on |
| ucers in drum and bass, his tracks are still | typically intended for the DJ and dancefloor. |
| h is then filled with either screened stone ( | typically 1-1/2") or recycled rubble. |
| s are used for safe special weapons storage, | typically of tactical B61 nuclear bombs. |
| e since moved, only to be replaced by stores | typically found in less productive or mid-market malls |
| Quick Chek stores | typically offer basic groceries such as bread, milk, a |
| The company's stories | typically involve heroic characters that usually come |
| old air ensured that many areas where storms | typically produce mixed precipitation received most or |
| urgitator: The player is read a short story ( | typically an article from USA Today) as the coaster mo |
| ure, and the accompanying isochronous strata | typically thicken basinward. |
| Streams | typically derive most of their water from precipitatio |
| allowable stress ( | typically, pounds per square inch, yield or tensile de |
| material may be "stretchformed" or stretched | typically 1-2% elongation past its elastic limit, such |
| fore discharging, positive lightning strikes | typically carry six to ten times the charge and voltag |
| The SST-Foil data structures | typically have 7 energy bins each with 48 data points |
| have simple and consistent time structures; | typically a rapid brightening followed by gradual fadi |
| Full time students | typically complete programs in as little as 9 to 21 mo |
| a similar manner, present-day music students | typically learn counterpoint first by writing in two p |
| In years past, students | typically went to neighboring Mitchell County schools |
| Participating students | typically receive their undergraduate degree in five y |
| er 10 years of secondary schooling, students | typically enroll at Higher Secondary School in one of |
| ake courses full- or part-time, and students | typically finish the program in one to two years. |
| RBS students, | typically about 40 years old, include curators and rar |
| a red and black strip, whilst Peace Studies | typically play in light blue colours. |
| Spanish folk dance "Sevillanas" is the style | typically performed that incorporates castanet use. |
| orks, drawn or painted in a hyperreal style, | typically use traditional compositional forms (woodlan |
| In object-oriented programming, a subclass | typically extends its superclass by defining additiona |
| Orthorexic subjects | typically have specific feelings towards different typ |
| Many items are found in the submap, | typically in the form of chests, while others are mark |
| form of Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), a substance | typically used in the triple test during pregnancy and |
| The other substances | typically include peroxidase, acid phosphatase, protea |
| sually high percentage for an outer suburban | typically Labor seat. |
| ture, started in 1617 and incorporating such | typically Muscovite features as onion domes. |
| Sufferers | typically bite the skin around the nails, leading to b |
| Sufferers | typically chew the skin surrounding their fingernails |
| Peak temperatures in Kfar Vradim in summer | typically reach about 38 °C (100 °F), while its Januar |
| ly a three-day event (Friday through Sunday) | typically held the weekend before Labour Day during th |
| t for all three days (Friday through Sunday) | typically held the weekend before Labour Day during th |
| ly a three-day event (Friday through Sunday) | typically held the weekend before Labour Day during th |
| and are open to the public on some Sundays, | typically the second and fourth Sundays in summertime. |
| It is sung, | typically employing plain notes, to the accompaniment |
| The generic kind of superfields, | typically a vector superfield, indeed depend on all th |
| Theories with extended supersymmetry | typically have many operators of this kind. |
| with a cage or sides or some form of support | typically tailored to the material it is intended to c |
| ays at Stonebridge Road, the home supporters | typically sit in the Main Stand or in the Plough End. |
| Away supporters | typically stand in the Swanscombe End, which is an ope |
| month for which they would be paid to surf ( | typically 20 hours). |
| al/oblong shaped with an undulating surface, | typically weighing between 16 to 22 oz. |
| ings, which are uniformly smooth in surface, | typically offer a trompe l'oeil illusion of turbulent, |
| They land on a surface, | typically either soil or wood, and scurry a short dist |
| graphics to define the corners of surfaces ( | typically triangles) in 3D models, where each such poi |
| A compressor surge, | typically, causes an abrupt reversal of the airflow th |
| Election surprises | typically fall into categories such as terrorism, poli |
| but in modern practice hydrographic surveys | typically attempt to best measure the depths observed, |
| The large roundworm of pigs (Ascaris suum) | typically infects pigs while Ascaris lumbricoides affe |
| ent used freestyle as a relay, with swimmers | typically using the front crawl. |
| The Bronze Age swords | typically range from 50 to 90 cm in length (the maximu |
| fungus), or a mutual or commensal symbiont, | typically providing nourishment and shelter. |
| Building exteriors were symmetrical, | typically containing both Palladian and Georgian Reviv |
| Symptoms | typically begin to appear two months after the fish ar |
| Symptoms | typically include digestive disturbances, fever and vi |
| Individuals experiencing these symptoms | typically sense that something is wrong, and may be co |
| Onset of Menkes syndrome | typically begins during infancy. |
| palon, polyurethane or PVC-over a synthetic ( | typically Dacron) cloth. |
| Pipetting syringes | typically handle volumes in the 0.5mL to 25mL range, f |
| in addition to the high fructose corn syrup | typically found in cola beverages distributed in Ameri |
| A disinfection system ( | typically using chlorine or ozone) is commonly used fo |
| Therefore, over time a stovepipe system | typically also becomes a legacy system. |
| The system | typically indicates where the alert was generated, and |
| crystallizes in the hexagonal crystal system | typically occurring as radiating acicular prisms and m |
| It crystallizes in the orthorhombic system | typically forming as stalactitic masses exhibiting goo |
| The system | typically provides steering cues to the pilot. |
| rite crystallizes in the orthorhombic system | typically forming fibrous aggregates of slender prisma |
| A submetering system | typically includes a "master meter", which is owned by |
| rystallizes in the monoclinic crystal system | typically as massive to druzy accumulations of transpa |
| stages following the sensor in a FES system | typically contain filters and preamplifier(s) to extra |
| rystallizes in the tetragonal crystal system | typically as clear to white vitreous prisms. |
| rystallizes in the monoclinic crystal system | typically as crusts, tabular crystals, and diamond-sha |
| It crystallizes in the triclinic system | typically occurring in radiated or fibrous crystalline |
| Integration with other systems | typically involves security control room plots of targ |
| These systems | typically employ electronic logic which controls devic |
| Most single family homes' systems | typically won't require supply piping larger than 3/4" |
| FMCW based systems | typically have very high range resolution, often bette |
| Turn-by-turn systems | typically use an electronic voice to inform the user w |
| Card-based fuel management systems | typically track fuel transactions based on a fueling c |
| Unix-like systems | typically have a C library in shared library form, but |
| [2008], in concrete terms for Actor systems, | typically we cannot observe the details by which the a |
| ation quickly removes all data from a table, | typically bypassing a number of integrity enforcing me |
| Lyonsite often occurs as small tabular | typically well formed crystals with good external form |
| The TAC | typically meets on the third Wednesday of each month f |
| Takeshi | typically plays a double-necked bass/guitar live, whic |
| The flower stalk is not especially tall, | typically 1-1.5 meters. |
| nnotated; each Aramaic/Hebrew page of Talmud | typically requires three English pages of translation. |
| r Lane Kiffin signed with Tennessee, Tampa's | typically stout defense underperformed. |
| n having a single line run to the bulk tank, | typically a pair of lines transport milk by gravity fl |
| nstruction through a major or specific task, | typically instructed by an individual (often a convent |
| ons which electronically duplicate the tasks | typically carried out by a Pilot using the highly popu |
| lpine' herbs, sometimes with a smokey taste, | typically around 17% alcohol content. |
| sually having a characteristic strong taste; | typically sold in specially designed draining plastic |
| ired shifts, such as towards Pigovian taxes ( | typically sin taxes and ecotaxes) as well as (perceive |
| le by walla walla, a traditional water taxi, | typically from nearby Cheung Chau Island. |
| is standard Moroccan practice, petits taxis, | typically small-four door Fiat Uno or similar cars, pr |
| In the 1980s, TBS | typically broadcast the Richmond race the week after D |
| The TCC | typically meets on the first Thursday of each month fr |
| eam in the other group twice (the other team | typically being a traditional rival). |
| Expansion teams | typically fare poorly in their first several years, bu |
| His teams | typically played an up tempo game with intense pressur |
| Teams | typically perform at rodeos, horse fairs, parades, ben |
| Reactions studied by the CRESU technique | typically have no significant activation energy barrie |
| The structured brainstorming technique | typically involves designer and client personnel engin |
| ro-projection" or "micro-display" technology | typically applied in projection televisions. |
| band, a newly developed cellular technology, | typically considered to be a 4G wireless protocol, and |
| TEDxConcordia | typically features a mix of student speakers, faculty |
| Zinc telluride | typically had a cubic (sphalerite, or "zincblende") cr |
| n polymers for enhanced contrast in the TEM ( | typically done with osmium or ruthenium tetraoxide) ma |
| tin, which are liquids at room temperature, | typically freezing at −19 °C (−2 °F). |
| Objects with such temperatures | typically emit the bulk of their radiation at waveleng |
| raditional roasting process, at temperatures | typically much higher than those used for malt barley |
| que white, and does not melt at temperatures | typically used for baking. |
| rs often employ it to re-use text templates, | typically in programming applications, but also in tex |
| The tephra | typically glows red when leaving the vent, but its sur |
| t is not a Buddhist college, which is a term | typically used for monasteries or schools that train p |
| An Episcopal Presiding Bishop's term | typically lasts for nine years, running in three-year |
| vironment may be required (as text terminals | typically don't have such rendering capabilities as it |
| houses in the village are in short terraces, | typically of four, and face each other across wide ave |
| Testing | typically involves tensile specimens but more sophisti |
| ons of mobile device development are testing | typically by the developer. |
| en specifically identified for use in tests, | typically of a computer program. |
| Conference rival of The University of Texas, | typically invert the "Hook 'em Horns" as a symbol of d |
| riptions of the structure of the input text ( | typically a grammar), allowing them to be applied to w |
| New Testament it consists of the Greek text, | typically the Majority or Byzantine Text. |
| The plants are thallose, | typically organized as a thick central costa (midvein) |
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