Примеры typify

• These spellings are thought to typify the phonetic stage.

• The simultaneous presence in a learner's grammar of two features that should be mutually exclusive (optionality) typifies second language acquisition.

• These results indicate that at least in the acute situation hypoxia alone does not generate the markers of oxidative stress that typify the preeclamptic placenta.

• Frequently, the treatment is studied under highly controlled, 'ideal' circumstances, rather than under circumstances that typify usual medical practice.

• The first was the ' individual ' variant that was typified by the northern kinship rist system.

• These characteristics are much better typified by heavy ion drivers than they were of magnetic confinement heating beams.

• Large partisan effects typify majoritarian democracies and states, in which the legislature and the executive are ' sovereign'.

• The speaker, along with the unnamed group in which he is indexically centered, is now typified as norm-upholder.

• This system is typified as adversarial because of the oppositional relationship between the lawyers for the plaintiff and for the defendant in the trial.

• This typifies the book's twin role as a repository of information and as a primer for the poetry of blank-verse drama.

• Despite this, there remains a high degree of solidarity typified by transfers of income, material goods and cultural mores between and within family generations.

• The ten-year-old narratives did not have the complexity and richness of detail which typified the adult narratives, and some simplification was evident.

• Thus, no one situation typifies child language production or gives an indication of the child's spontaneous verbal competence.

• This notion typifies what we mean by a dynamical system that respects the group structure.

• The final instance of the typology would be typified by those other languages with no voiced obstruents in any context.