Sentence examples for be matched by classical from inspiring English sources
In word spotting literature, many approaches have considered word images as temporal signals that could be matched by classical Dynamic Time Warping algorithm.
His love for the water was matched by his love of classical music, especially the violin concertos of Beethoven, Bruch, and Sibelius.
The dependence on the classical languages in Europe is matched by a similar use of Sanskrit words for certain parts of learned vocabulary in some modern Indian languages (Sanskrit being the classical language of India).
Significant shelter may be provided at the boundary between forest and pastoral land ownerships, shelter then being a classical economic externality: the benefit is matched by neither monetary remuneration nor benefit in kind to the forest owner.
The strikingly rich vocabulary of classical Arabic, as well as its sophisticated structure, is matched by highly elaborate metrical schemes, based on quantity.
Their vision was matched by that of the pianist, Lars Vogt, who exhibited an imaginative audacity that's rare in classical music in music anywhere.
Their vision was matched by that of the pianist, Lars Vogt, who exhibited an imaginative audacity that's rare in classical music — in music anywhere.
The detail of Kurtág's compositional imagination is matched by the inspirational and sometimes forbidding fastidiousness of his teaching of the whole repertoire of classical chamber music and his coaching of his own music.
For his part, Le Jeune created settings of vers mesurés (Classical-inspired French poetry) in which long and short syllables were matched by long and short note values.
