Sentence examples for classical by from inspiring English sources
"classical by" is not correct or usable in written English
To make this part of a sentence correct, you may use the word "classically" instead. For example: "His compositional style was classically elegant."
I guess there must be a lot of Meyerbeer in Berlioz as there is in Wagner, and they do come together in Tannhauser.' But then Wagner drifts off through Lohengrin to Tristan, and Berlioz becomes more classical by the time he gets to The Trojans.
4. Roots of the Classical by Peter Van der Merwe [OUP 2004] This book is not for the faint-hearted nor anyone who cannot read music, since it is through many examples that Van der Merwe often elucidates his brave and enlightening theories on classical music's debt to non-classical forms and idioms.
The Warhol boxes and Ms. Sherman's pictures look austerely classical by comparison, yet Mr. Morimura's exhibitionism also seems like an inevitable outgrowth of the earlier works' more discreet campiness, fired by the same desire to reinvent the world rather than merely comment on it.
The historian Macaulay wrote that "All Northamptonshire crowded to kiss the royal hand in that fine gallery which had been embellished by the pencil of Vandyke [sic] and made classical by the muse of Waller; and the Earl tried to conciliate his neighbors by feasting them at eight tables blazing with plate".
Although defined as classical by Star et al. [ 17], and both classical and non-classical by Malmstrøm et al. [ 20], the cod genes do not comply with the classical definition of high polymorphism within locus.
We confirmed our findings by detecting the presence of ctxB (Classical) by mismatch amplification mutation assay (MAMA-PCR).
Both conjugates synthesized by classical and by RAFT polymerization reactions exhibited similar effects on the in vitro assays described above.
A 1921 pastel portrait of a woman by Picasso, "La Liseuse," done in the figural manner dubbed "Neo-Classical" by art historians, was expected to be knocked down between £6 million and £9 million.
As pointed out by Cook and Cleland, an ordered or random sequential mechanism can be distinguished from a ping-pong mechanism (classical or non-classical) by the dependence of activity on the concentration of both substrates varied together at a fixed ratio (eq 2, Experimental Procedures).
In Figures 7 9, the BER versus SNR achieved by the classical and by the new algorithm are depicted.
Ms. Kozlova has set the dance to the classical choreography by Petipa used by the Bolshoi.
