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atypisch
atypi·cal·ly [ˌeɪˈtɪpɪkəli] ADV
atypically
atypically
atypically
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Atypically for forest floor species, the plumage of pittas is often bright and colourful.
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By the age of two, he reacted atypically to noises and also made odd noises himself.
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This movement is atypically more lyrical than the second.
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In both groups, the final size is relatively constant, with humans atypically variable.
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Subsequent investigations found atypically high property tax rates, allegations of voter fraud in municipal elections and other irregularities which heightened the ensuing scandal.
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It became clear very soon, that serotonin receptors existed in the blood vessels of the head, which were reacting atypically.
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Es zeigte sich jedoch bald, dass weitere, atypisch reagierende Serotoninrezeptoren, insbesondere an den Blutgefäßen des Kopfes, existieren.
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The rooms have atypically solved sanitary facility, some of them have a bath.
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Die Zimmer verfügen über ein atypisch gelöstes soziales Hinterland und einige wurden mit einer Badewanne ausgestattet.
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And so we chose atypically a Tex Mex restaurant in a side street.
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www.mastny.de
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Daher suchen wir ganz atypisch einen Tex-Mex Laden in einer Seitenstrasse auf.
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Such an approach allows to identify 'atypically' high/low response values.
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Auf diese Weise lassen sich auch 'untypisch' hohe bzw. niedrige Beobachtungen identifizieren.

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