Sometimes, the classical course of CT may be altered leading to a longer duration of symptoms and greater functional impairment [74].
After an extended baseline period of 3 weeks including repeated magnetoencephalography (MEG) measurements, MI training was embedded within the classical course of physiotherapy for 5 additional weeks (three sessions per week).
"Over there is the Theater of Dionysus," she said knowledgeably, having just completed a classical civilization course at school.
"It wasn't a classical medical study, of course, but for a television show it was pretty darn good.
But students are still required to take classical courses, including the history of art, music and literature.
The five-story town house at 12 East 76th Street, built in 1882, attracted such intense interest from buyers seeking a state-of-the-art residence with a classical exterior — in the course of a gut renovation that began in 2008, red brick was replaced with Italian limestone — that it was never formally listed on the market.
The word umanisti derives from the studia humanitatis, a course of Classical studies that, in the early 15th century, consisted of grammar, poetry, rhetoric, history, and moral philosophy.
Having started out as a classical violinist, over the course of her musical career she has experimented with jazz, hip-hop, improvisational rock music, traditional Irish fiddling, Hungarian gypsy music and Afro-Brazilian music from the northeast of Brazil.
Striking throughout these dances is Mr. Malandain's commitment to a classical vocabulary, for which, of course, he needs dancers with classical training (in this case, French, Italian, Spanish, Belgian and Swiss).
Under a series of distinguished tutors, of whom the best known is the Cambridge humanist Roger Ascham, Elizabeth received the rigorous education normally reserved for male heirs, consisting of a course of studies centring on classical languages, history, rhetoric, and moral philosophy.
