Sentence examples similar to a more classical pattern from inspiring English sources

As on her new album, "The Milk-Eyed Mender" (Drag City), she switched between playing her harp in folk fingerpicking patterns and in a more classical style, and she did everything with total control over rhythm.

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

Using typewriter type rather than a more classical typeface made the title even more informal.

Finally, a comparison is made with a more classical method.

George Martin was musical history in a more classical sense.

We also used a more classical AFLP procedure using the EcoRI/MseI digests.

We quantified the effect corresponding to the detected association by using a more classical approach.

PCAP uses a more classical overlap-layout-consensus approach to combine and extend contigs.

The succession of colonisation follows more or less a classical pattern with facultative anaerobes such as Escherichia coli or Enterococcus sp. dominating for the first hours or days.

"Then I realized this was part of a very classical pattern," he added.

In asymmetrical bilateral cases with hippocampal sclerosis, if a classical pattern was present on one side this was recorded as a classical hippocampal sclerosis diagnosis.