prototypical , also: prototypic , also: prototypal

He's not a prototypical tight end because he does more.

The A's have had their share of injuries, but they're still the prototypical team.

There is no prototypical position from which a player may get many steals.

The "prototypical criminal" turned out to be way too handsome.

At 6 feet 2 and 215 pounds, he is smaller than the prototypical quarterback.

He was the prototypical good guy, and esteemed member of his church.

But one thing is clear: he is a prototypical good son.

To his critics he's hypocritical, but to many others he may be prototypical.

Wikipedia itself is prototypical example of a knowledge environment in this sense.

Garcia, 6-1 and 174 pounds, looks more like a prototypical second baseman.

Indeed, Hitler represented his own life as a prototypical moral career of the little man.

The best-dressed man in the house has never been the prototypical corporate animal.

He's got the prototypical body for a running back."

Nearly all of the more than 4,000 children enrolled in this prototypical "school choice" program attend religious schools.

Dad, he says, was the prototypical tough quiet man.

He is the prototypical quarterback, an 18-year-old who can throw a football 85 yards and run a 4.6 in the 40.

His size and abilities did not fit scouts' prototypical image of either a power forward or a center.

Ted Washington is considered the prototypical nose tackle of this era.

Accounting programs are the prototypical examples of data processing applications.

In the most prototypical of such cases the landmark is a clearly defined container.

Towers averaged 40 stories, instead of 30 to 32 in the original prototypical tower building.

It specifies the kind of objects to create using a prototypical instance.

Clemens for all of his career was a prototypical power pitcher with an aggressive edge.

The example below provides a prototypical matrix and what the correlations between measures mean.

The prototypical example is the ring Z of all integers.