The phrase "a model of classical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that exemplifies or represents classical principles or styles, often in art, literature, or music.
Example: "The sculpture is considered a model of classical beauty, showcasing the ideals of proportion and harmony."
Alternatives: "an example of classical" or "a representation of classical".
Partnering Kyra Nichols, who made every shape and impulse delicately clear, Mr. Angle was a model of classical flourish and quietly intense solicitude.
Like Eddie (Rochester) Anderson in "Cabin in the Sky," the 1943 movie-musical parable of temptation, most Americans seem constitutionally predisposed to choose Lena Horne over Ethel Waters — that is, to prefer a model of classical beauty, sex appeal, excitement and youth to a symbol of matronly stolidity, virtue and middle-age languor.
Instead of taking possible worlds where each world is a model of classical propositional logic, we take possible worlds which are models of a nonstandard propositional logic we call NPL, which is somewhat related to relevance logic.
Therefore, we explored a model of classical conditioning in human macrophages in vitro.
A model of classical delay conditioning (Hong and Optican, 2008) was modified (Hong et al., 2008 a ) to examine the hypothetical mechanism of OPT.
Further supporting a model of classical RIPK1-dependent necroptosis, IZ-induced death was rescued by the inclusion of necrostatin-1, a RIPK1 inhibitor.
The true distribution is unknown, and some authors have suggested that a hybrid model of classical NNT thinking along with a postponement model could be used.
The map is a useful model of Classical representation.
Through concomitant Cre-mediated inactivation of E-cadherin and PTEN in mammary epithelium, we generated a mouse model of classical ILC (CLC), the main histological ILC subtype.
We report here the generation of a new mouse model of classical homocystinuria in which the mouse cbs gene is inactivated and that exhibits low-level expression of the human CBS transgene under the control of the human CBS promoter.
We applied a neural network model of classical conditioning proposed by Schmajuk et al. (1996) to visual signal detection and discrimination tasks designed to assess sustained attention in rats (Bushnell, 1999).
