Sentence examples for classical appearances from inspiring English sources

And rather than suffering critical ire or artistic dismissal, he is juggling a schedule full of "classical" appearances, including a performance of his iconoclastic "Goldberg" project on Saturday at Alice Tully Hall.

In these cases the histological appearances of excised involved tissue showed evidence of paradoxical reactions [ 6, 15] and differed markedly from the initial lesions which showed classical appearances of untreated M. ulcerans infections [ 2].

Acosta, who retired from the Royal Ballet last year and made his final classical appearance earlier this month, announced on Monday that Acosta Danza would tour the UK from September.

Later in the 18th century, ironwork took on a more classical appearance as a result of the general revival of interest in ancient art; and many Greek and Roman details were introduced into the ornamentation.

The classical appearance of choroidal melanoma on B scans is a biconvex echogenic mass (Fig. 1a).

The patient underwent surgical repair, with pathology-demonstrated classical appearance of syphilitic aortitis, caused by the spirochete Treponema pallidum.

Open image in new window Fig. 15 Classical appearance of a hemispheric pilocytic astrocytoma in a 45-year-old man.

What suggests that decoherence may be relevant to the issue of the classical appearance of the everyday world is that at the level of components of the wave function the quantum description of decoherence phenomena can display tantalisingly classical aspects.

The disease has a classical appearance, and diagnosis is clinical, although fungal scrapings and culture are possible.

Our patient presented with AML and pulmonary involvement with signs and symptoms secondary to the pleural effusion itself rather than with classical appearance of the acute myeloid leukemia.

Carcinomas in B6SJL- Wnt1-and FBV- Wnt1-transgenic mice were essentially similar and had the classical appearance of a type P tumor.