“Shoe marks are the second most common type of evidence found by the police after DNA.”

“I never thought of you as the artistic type.”

“His style of art is very much of the analytic cubism type.”

“One of the most maddening and most modern aspects of his writing is that he foils most methods of decoding and typification.”

“It is unclear which countries are meant, or whether any concrete examples actually fit this typification.”

“Sociologist Joel Best describes a process of typification, whereby an often extreme example of crime is used to define a more general perceived problem.”

“The typist smiles to himself as the story returns like an apologetic lover, penitent, regretful and contrite.”

“An experienced copy typist, picking up procedural niceties as they went, could retrieve hours of street time for officers.”

“This school has employed a copy typist as a one-off exercise to enter and record all pupils' options.”

“The typesetter carefully crafted sentences by hand, selecting the perfect pieces of moveable type to assemble for printing at the printshop.”

“Another difference between an imagesetter and a typesetter is in the format of the data.”

“In this way, the compositor or typesetter was in effect the designer as he set the type.”

“People will soon be talking more about the typicity and terroir of Australia's winemaking regions.”

“One night a cow got into the office, upset a typecase, and ate up two composition rollers.”

“A hand compositor reaching into the typecase for an e might then come up with any of several similar but not identical forms.”

“Doug will compliment our Company's recently executed marketing relationship with Typecase Multimedia, Inc.”

“In this sense reasoning is a set of connections based on experience, common sense, similarity and typicalness.”

“In this section, 52 small-radius curves were selected again among one hundred curves as examples based on the typicalness for their LDRT shapes.”

“The different lands as well as the alliance of the local and traditional grape varieties allow to acquire this typicalness of our wines.”

“Hill is not merely deemed to be a bad writer here, but has become a typifier of bad writing.”

“This is not to forget the way that Ruskin can at times regard nature as a symbolic typifier of God's handiwork.”

“I cannot therefore present a broad set of types of peasantry as I did for aristocracies, for the problems of typicality are that much greater.”

“If a participant was unfamiliar with a fish, he did not give it a typicality rating.”

“Like all regional historians Bruegel must deal with local particularities and the problem of typicality.”

“Choise of different typer of rear rollers for a better compacting and levelling of the soil.”

“He'd then put a teletype roll into his typer and write solidly about it for three days.”

“Rather, there are multiple, overlapping typifications and understandings which guide and account for particular performances of it.”

“Second, the repertoire of typifications that any psychiatrist has acquired through past experience could always contain various misperceptions and misconstruals.”

“It is also at this juncture where institutionalization can arise given that there are reciprocal typifications of habitualized actions.”

“Phenotypes that are intermediate between typicals and carbonaria are called insularia.”

“We are looking for the very best in audio typists to work within a variety of exciting projects across the West End.”

“Prestigious translation organisation is seeking experienced audio typists with French or German mother tongue and fluent English.”

“As an added bonus, the keyboard seems to light up, which I envision will be a boon to struggling typists working in windowless, lightless spaces.”