The phrase "according to a classical" is not complete and may not be fully correct in written English without additional context.
It can be used when referencing classical sources, theories, or ideas, but it typically requires further specification, such as "according to a classical theory" or "according to a classical text."
Example: "According to a classical interpretation of the text, the protagonist's journey symbolizes the struggle between good and evil."
Alternatives: "based on a classical" or "in line with a classical".
The Nobel prize committee said: "According to a classical view of the market, buyers and sellers find one another immediately, without cost, and have perfect information about the prices of all goods and services..
Firstly, according to a classical result in the matrix theory, we have.
According to a classical theorem due to G. Zhislin, the system can bind at least Z electrons.
According to a classical definition (Henley and Kumamoto 1981; Vose 2003), the risk of failure Ri is defined by R i = P f x C, (1).
According to a classical Mendelian cross-breeding design, a first experiment was carried out with hybrids obtained from parental lines P1 (NHE) and P2 (NLE) as F1, F2 and related backcrosses B1 (F1 × P1) and B2 (F1 × P2).
Indeed, according to a classical model, the interaction of a charge particle with an electromagnetic field can be described by coupling the nonlinear Schrödinger and the Maxwell equations (we refer to [1, 2] for more details on the physical aspects and on the qualitative properties of the solutions).
The first "Sex and The City" movie, which came out two years ago, qualifies as a comedy both because it is somewhat funny and because, according to a more classical definition, it ends, after some reversals and delays, with a wedding.
It was subsequently simplified according to a more classical regimen with adriamycin or epirubicin (E), cyclophosphamide and/or fluorouracil every 21 days for six cycles (FAC, FEC, AC or EC) (French Adjuvant Study Group, 2001).
In Tuffley and Steel's covarion model, the substitution history at each site unfolds according to a doubly stochastic process: a classical first-order Markov process of substitution among the 4 nucleotide bases, or the 20 amino-acids, whose substitution rate is itself time-modulated in an on-off fashion.
The world of classical dance, according to a recent Guardian article, is one which "celebrates pale princesses and fair swans… and where performers with darker skin don't always feel welcome".
According to a survey by Nielsens, jazz and classical music sales combined represented just 1.4% of the total music consumed in the United States in 2014.
