Sentence examples for classic language from inspiring English sources

Sanskrit, the classic language of India, underwent a process of systematization and grammatical refinement at an early date, rendering it unique among Indo-Aryan languages in its degree of linguistic cultivation.

This classic language of "catch up" to the way in which we approach the sport in the west seems incongruous in light of the fact that a glance at distance running's podiums and ranking lists makes it clear who has to do the catching up.

Furthermore, the current findings have important implications for the design and interpretation of developmental studies of ERPs indexing language processing, and they highlight the need to take into account cognitive abilities both within and outside the classic language domain.

Based on any physical considerations (both classic ones, and quantum ones; "classic language" says about parallel connection, while "quantum language" says about equal probability of the conductivity channels), it is obvious that the value of the general current density j within the entire conductivity band is determined by the following sum: ( j={displaystyle sum_{s=0}_s{j}_s} ).

It's also a chance to bring his classic language into modern setting.

The text is in ancient Ge'ez, a classic language of the Horn of Africa.

Jesuits still emphasize the classics, language, expression".

They were privately educated; instruction in political history and economics was added to the usual courses in classics, languages, and mathematics, as their mother intended them to be qualified for high public positions.

Charles learnt the usual subjects of classics, languages, mathematics and religion.

Humanists and idealists criticized its naturalistic orientation, its Rousseauean emphasis on interesting and freeing the child, and its cavalier treatment of the study of classic literature and classical languages.

With American computer scientist Richard Beigel, Floyd wrote the classic The Language of Machines: An Introduction to Computability and Formal Languages (1994).