Sentence examples for change in classical from inspiring English sources

Kanneh-Mason's emotive excellence exemplifies what Chineke! stands for and strives to change in classical music.

Tastes change in classical music just as in other fields, and by the late Ormandy years, timbral girth for its own sake was out of fashion.

LNCaP cells co-cultured with TEB also unexpectedly showed similar changes in classical androgen-responsive genes under androgen-deprived conditions not seen in LNCaP monocultures.

A convocation speech Ms. Chase delivered in 2013 at Northwestern University's Bienen School of Music, which viewed changes in classical music as an opportunity and a challenge, was much-discussed.

His book Muhammad Husain Haikal Europa und der Orient im Weltbild eines ägyptischen Liberalen (1967), translated into Arabic in Abu Dhabi in 2010, examines twentieth-century liberal interpretations of Islam; Islam und Staat (1982) looks at modern Muslim debates on state models; and Islamic Law on Land Tax and Rent (1988) considers long-term changes in classical and postclassical legal doctrine.

These observations could be originated by the knowledge of rare events, or changes in classical patterns of terrorism.

These changes occurred even in the absence of significant changes in classical lipid measures.

Incubation of non-stressed or DEM-treated cells with these pharmacological kinase inhibitors led to several significant changes in classical import.

These changes in classical AD biomarkers were accompanied by a concomitant increase in synaptophysin, a surrogate marker for synapses, and a striking restoration of performance on the Morris water maze.

Interestingly, we demonstrated that ΔNp63 α strongly inhibits cell invasion, yet we did not detect significant changes in classical epithelial or mesenchymal markers in cells with altered motility.

Furthermore, there was substantial skepticism in the cancer genomics community as to whether epigenetic aberrations were functionally important or maybe just downstream effects of changes in classical cancer signaling pathways.