Sentence examples for classical contexts from inspiring English sources

The abstract principle is applicable to several other problems: we recover recent results in the literature and we obtain also some improvements in more classical contexts.

Although mixed states can, as I said, be used to represent our ignorance of the states of systems that are actually in one or another pure state, and although this has seemed to many to be an adequate way of interpreting mixtures in classical contexts, there are serious obstacles to applying it generally to quantum mechanical mixtures.

Hanson begins by putting the Second World War in a "classical context".

With the Ether project, Greenwood is setting himself up in an ostentatiously classical context.

His career was never based on a rise through a political system – a modern term that can't be used in a classical context.

"The nudity in Game of Thrones goes back to something even older – a classical context meant nudity was permissible and casual and everyday, and that comes from 19th-century painting".

The cloud around that silver lining, though, is that with a repertory so distinctive and freewheeling it can be hard to know exactly what Imani Winds can do in an entirely classical context.

For similar reasons, contemporary composers enjoy finding themselves in a classical context; it brings a greater chance of finding a new audience who might happily lend you their ears for 20 minutes but would feel overwhelmed by an entire programme of bewildering contemporary languages.

His way with Mahler, as you can hear in his compositional and expressive explosion of the Adagietto from Mahler's Fifth Symphony, restores some of the rawness and emotional power to a piece that has become, if anything, too familiar in a straight classical context.

Even in this classical context, essential properties of uncertainty relations are exhibited.

This application seems to be new even in the classical context of periodic homogenization.