Sentence examples for a more classical one from inspiring English sources

Both this diluted solution and a more classical one (0.1 M NaOH + 10−3 M NaBH4) were eventually investigated, the latter for comparison purposes with relevant literature data.

To study enzymatic hydrolysis, a more classical (one variable at a time) approach was used due to the lack of previous data.

His style evolved from a naturalistic approach to a more classical one, as in the Francis Holles Monument (1622) in Westminster Abbey, which also demonstrates the influence on Stone of Michelangelo's tomb of Giuliano de Medici.

Relationships between these new concepts and the more classical one of radiating and non-radiating modes are presented.

Finally, in the case where dose per kilogram of body weight is assumed to be constant over the lifetime, the equation of the model can be simplified into the more classical one: where d stands for the cadmium intake.

This approach is complementary to more "classical" ones, like the one reported here, that rely on the alteration of expression, in tubers, of structural genes in the carotenoid pathway, [ 1][ 2][ 3][ 20][ 21].

Results obtained with these criteria are compared with those obtained with more classical ones.

Among the more classical ones, those that have been established by Jaggi, Dass and Gupta.

Mr. Brandon's body then straightens into a more classical pose.

George Martin was musical history in a more classical sense.

Not like asshole George Bush Republicans, but more like a classical one.