Sentence examples for classical bright from inspiring English sources
The dark field-Makler technique was compared with the more classical bright field-slide technique currently used by our clinicians.
These imaging modalities include classical bright field [ 7], dark field [ 8], epifluorescence [ 12], confocal [ 10], and interference microscopy techniques [ 8, 10, 13– 16].
One of them is a very bright classical nova, V4743 Sgr, observed 6 18 months after the outburst.
When we learned, in this country, to replace the sun-soaked palette of the Mediterranean with our own pale colours for landscapes and portraits, turning from a bright, classical vision to a darker, romantic one more suited to the gloaming, we found a different sensibility residing within our art.
37 Fresh Air Fund 38 OBITUARIES 43-44 Jean-Pierre Rampal The Frenchman who popularized the flute as a solo instrument became one of classical music's brightest stars.
There are excellent concerts of contemporary classical pieces played by bright student musicians from the Juilliard School, presented in alternation with adventurous jazz offerings provided by Jazz at Lincoln Center.
The future of technology and classical music is indeed bright, even if fundamental audio recording and editing are going in the wrong direction with their ability to create artificial perfection and maybe even deception as Mr. Griffiths seems to suggest.
Tony Hall, Director-General of the BBC, says: "The UK has a rich creative history in classical music and a bright future too.
Suppose we lived in a world where the only kind of music that existed was classical music and some bright young person came along and learned classical music, but then created jazz.
Eric, in his bright colours and classical pose, is thoroughly modern and yet also of no age at all.
