stereotypically

Examples of stereotypical

stereotypical
A frame represents a data-structure of a stereotypical situation, for example, attending one's general practitioner.
Furthermore, recent research by dynamic systems theorists suggests that the stereotypical facial expressions associated with "basic" emotions develop within the context of shared emotional experiences.
An analysis of the methods employed by humans to edit shape with their hands leads to the identification of four different stereotypical methods.
The unusual constituents are pernicious from a point of view upholding the concept of rigid/stereotypical syntactic constituency often presupposed by traditional theories of syntax.
The absence of such exposure has naturally created stereotypical images of one against the other.
Perceptions of older people as a ' vulnerable group' were of course common in early thinking on ageing and persist in certain stereotypical media portrayals.
In addition to stereotypical patterns and expectations, men and women may differ in the way they arrange ad hoc gigs with each other.
Thus, in example 5 above, the girl's use of quotative like enables her to exemplify a stereotypical response from her brother.
We hope that showing this diversity will help to counter stereotypical views of old age.
In addition to concerns about health status, some participants believed that the assumed high levels of physical inactivity reinforced a stereotypical view of ageing.
In 1570-1, however, the human subterfuge was replaced by 'a wider, more stereotypical malicious use of poisonous grease by witches ' (p. 149).
Initially, that reply struck me as almost stereotypical in its combination of social superiority, condescension, and dismissiveness toward the interviewer.
These stereotypical anecdotes combine ideas about laziness, domestic disorder, animality, and the pollution of the nation.
The sections marked 2 and 3 are expanded below and illustrate the conserved, rhythmic, stereotypical nature of spikelets.
In the stereotypical philosophic career, this work would have followed his embrace of relativism, not preceded it.
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