typicalness

The Sicilians seem to take pride in their typicalness.

24 September 1986 2000

What I disliked about her letters, what irritated me was -- and there was nothing exceptional -- about this; rather, it was their typicalness that was so striking -- was her statement along the lines of, ` We want to make sure you get your fair shakes as a victim.

Drawing Life: Surviving the Unabomber 1997

The Jewish polity is only abrogated in regard of what was in it of particular right, not of common right: so far as there was in their laws either a typicalness proper to their church, or a peculiarness of respect to their state in that land of promise given unto them.

The Divine Right of Church Government by Sundry Ministers Of Christ Within The City Of London

Julie Powell had a progression that in its typicalness was somehow archetypal: several years earlier she created a blog devoted to her attempt to spend a year cooking recipes only from Julia Child's

NPR Topics: News 2009

Julie Powell had a progression that in its typicalness was somehow archetypal: several years earlier she created a blog devoted to her attempt to spend a year cooking recipes only from Julia Child's

NPR Topics: News 2009

Julie Powell had a progression that in its typicalness was somehow archetypal: several years earlier she created a blog devoted to her attempt to spend a year cooking recipes only from Julia Child's

NPR Topics: News 2009

Julie Powell had a progression that in its typicalness was somehow archetypal: several years earlier she created a blog devoted to her attempt to spend a year cooking recipes only from Julia Child's

NPR Topics: News 2009

Entropy counts the “typicalness” of the system’s microscopic state, from the point of view of macroscopic observers.”

Have a Thermodynamically Consistent Christmas Sean 2008

Entropy counts the “typicalness” of the system’s microscopic state, from the point of view of macroscopic observers.

Have a Thermodynamically Consistent Christmas Sean 2008