The phrase "a classical point of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a traditional or established perspective or aspect of a particular subject or field.
Example: "In literature, a classical point of view often emphasizes the importance of structure and form."
Alternatives: "a traditional perspective on" or "an established viewpoint regarding".
Brouwer's second act of intuitionism gives rise to choice sequences, that provide certain infinite sets with properties that are unacceptable from a classical point of view.
The proof of this fact makes essential use of the continuity axioms discussed above and thereby shows how classical mathematics can guide the search for intuitionistic analogues that, however, have to be proved in a completely different way, sometimes using principles unacceptable from a classical point of view.
From a classical point of view one expects that as a mutant takes over the population, the phenotypic diversity decreases.
Generally, this type of systems have been studied from the mechanical classical point of view, where atomic interactions are defined a priori by models that do not contemplate the destruction or creation of new interactions (bonds, different types of hydrogen bonds, etc).
"If you take the classical point of view, and look back to the Greeks and Romans, because I think, Bruce, those are the classical points of view," Hayes began, "in all these cases, senators were expected to make daily appearances at the gym.
Where is this in some way dishonoring of the Gospel?' Don't we see the fruit of the Spirit in patience and love and selfforgetfulness?" It is true, Griswold says, that from "the classical point of view" sexuality "is to be exercised only within heterosexual, monogamous marriages".
In classical point of view, our problem cannot be characterized as 'self-adjoint case'.
Obviously, by the classical point of view, the LCA of the analyzed system should compute the impact provided by each component at the end of its own life.
For example, no one with a command of English who understands 'John loves Mary' can fail to understand 'Mary loves John.' From the classical point of view, the connection between these two abilities can easily be explained by assuming that masters of English represent the constituents ('John', 'loves' and 'Mary') of 'John loves Mary' and compute its meaning from the meanings of these constituents.
The research of time-dependent oscillator-like Hamilto- nian systems (TDOHSs) have received great concern from both quantum and classical points of view for several decades, thanks to their usefulness in describing the dynamics of various physical phenomena.
Free up religion and ardent believers and ardent atheists both do well.From a classical liberal point of view, this multiplicity of sects is a good thing.
