In particular, they form their past tense forms in untypical ways, and they distinguish two types of onset.
The teaching profession had done this, from the start in the secondary schools, from the interwar years in the primary schools, but teaching was untypical.
This would now be regarded as an untypical case since stillbirth has been reported only rarely in later more systematic studies.
It bears emphasizing that the treatment of the hierarchical structure of words by the above-mentioned authors is not at all untypical.
Pepys may be untypical in that he spent the later years of the diary worrying about his poor eyesight, which he connected with reading.
This case is extraordinarily well documented but was probably not untypical.
In addition, in light of language acquisition, phrase edges are rather untypical locations for learning stem-final contrasts.
What may, however, render it untypical is that the rights to which these series of writ-charters relate are not simply rights of property.
