Sentence examples for backward to the classical from inspiring English sources
Balanchine is my biggest influence, but now I'm going backward to the classical stuff".
Balanchine is my biggest influence, but now I'm going backward to the classical stuff". Farrell sat beyond him off the mat, stretching her muscles near an open bag, which like the workout bags of other dancers looked as if it had been tossed about in a storm.
Itene, O miei sospiri not only looks forward in its manneristic treatment of vocal texture and harmony; it looks backward to classical procedures such as the interpolation of rests at the word sospiri (sighs), invented much earlier when the quarter-note rest was called suspirium.
The equations governing the propagation of inertia-gravity waves in geophysical fluid flows are discretized on the A, B, C, and D grids according to the classical forward-backward on time and centered on space (FBTCS) numerical scheme.
For (lambda = 0), (alpha = 1), the scheme reduces to the classical ((q + 1))-point backward difference formula [50].
Instead, sticking firm to the classical ontological definition of nothing as "the absence of anything" -- whatever this means -- so essential to theological, and some subset of philosophical intransigence, strikes me as essentially sterile, backward, useless and annoying.
Then I leaned backward to try the prescribed heel turn.
These attributes mean that visuotopy preserved in the forward direction is eroded in the backward direction, allowing backward projections to contribute significantly to the extra classical receptive field of a cell (Angelucci and Bullier 2003).
Using the older classical technique, a skier travels with skis parallel and kicking backward to create a gliding motion across the snow.
The spring backward to an unusual degree!
