Both are seen as classic examples of kitchen sink dramas reflecting the reality of life in Britain at the mid-point of the 20th century.
There are things at Lorenzi — a hand-forged corkscrew of chrome or brass, say — so fine and functional they stand as classic examples of anonymous utilitarian design.
His dazzling "Synchronisms" were yet to be written, but they would soon be regarded as classic examples of how to combine electroacoustic and instrumental resources.
Like other dormant volcanoes, Valles (pronounced VAH-yay) Caldera has hot springs, gas vents and other features, especially secondary or resurgent domes that rose after the caldera's collapse; geologists regard the ones occupying much of the Valles Caldera as classic examples of this geological phenomenon.
Citing the interplay between his coarse, keening vocals and his syncopated "talking" guitar on recordings like "Wind Howling Blues," many historians regard these performances as classic examples of the deep, down-home blues that shaped rhythm and blues and rock 'n' roll.
Using figures on the geographical variation of malaria, he calculated that half the overall drop in Kenya's infant mortality can be explained by the huge rise in the use of ITNs in areas where malaria is endemic.Bednets are often taken as classic examples of the benefits of aid, since in the past they were pioneered by foreign charities.
He gave these questions as classic examples of startup uncertainty: "Is a 5percentt increase in retention good?
While paleontologists have long held horses as classic examples of evolution through natural selection, the theory has been difficult to test because the majority of horse species are extinct.
The efforts of the Chamber to temporally delimit the length of the Prosecution case-in-chief and eventually the defencase-in-chief andewed as "case-in-chief and of theventuallyal judging systhe, as opposedefencee adversarial or inquisitorial systems of law (Langer 2005).
Neotropical orchid bees (Euglossini) are often cited as classic examples of trapline-foragers with potentially extensive foraging ranges.
