Sentence examples for classical competition from inspiring English sources
This safety-first line is regrettably favoured by too many classical competition juries.
Bach owns the classical competition with his Partitas, and Ligeti's Continuum takes it for the avant garde.
This step might be warranted for applications that seek to determine occupancies within a classical competition model.
The binding profile of these compounds was evaluated for a series of dopaminergic, serotonergic and alpha-adrenergic receptors relevant for schizophrenia, using classical competition assays.
As pointed out before, this study is not about classical competition effects (see Seifert et al., 2014), but about the growth of individual trees in response to their specific neighborhood constellation.
On extension to a 2-drug model of receptor homodimerization, interactions indistinguishable from classical competition are observed under conditions of neutral cooperativity (Fig. 1 A, B ).
The people behind Web Concert Hall don't want simply to change the site of classical competitions; they want to change the rules.
Unlike better-known classical competitions, like the International Tchaikovsky Competition held every year in Moscow, the 2000 International Web Concert Hall Competition does not set age limits, and the applicants are judged on submitted recordings instead of rounds of live performances.
Ms. Kim's bio in Stagebill perfunctorily lists her musical accomplishments: bachelor's and master's degrees from the Juilliard School, an Artist's Diploma from the Peabody Conservatory of Music, various awards in classical competitions, solo performances and recitals.
Springsteen did make it a first, being declared best male rock vocalist, while Lauper was judged best new artist, and Marsalis did win again in both jazz and classical competitions.
This conclusion is supported by competition binding studies which revealed that the compounds displayed mixed inhibition with respect to Spd, and did not show classical competitive binding kinetics.
