Sentence examples for classical modes from inspiring English sources

The existence of classical modes in non-classically damped structures is also discussed.

At the time, there were younger filmmakers who adopted classical modes for works of an advanced modernism, such as Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Chantal Akerman.

Its nostalgia has the air of a righteous crusade on behalf of classical modes of filmmaking that had inspired the following generations' extreme works and extreme experiences.

Although its origins are in 12th-century French church architecture, the Gothic Revival style came here from England, where it began in the 18th century as a kind of rococo rebellion against Italian classical modes.

If applied to any parallelepiped of non-splayed geometry, the algorithm automatically gives the known classical modes.

Structures in which the first mode damping exceeds 20% or 30% typically do not exhibit classical modes, and simulation via a simple superposition of uncoupled second order equations is not possible.

Certainly, the Napoleonic regime encouraged a return to the Classical mode.

Kim Pu-Shik strove to write in the classical mode and took as his model the Confucian canon.

Bolling's "Suite for Chamber Orchestra and Jazz Piano Trio," keeps the orchestra in a classical mode while the trio handles the jazz.

John Avarese's agreeable light-jazz score, which occasionally dips into a classical mode, lends the film a jaunty buoyancy.

But the New York exhibition could be considered the peak of Mr. Saint Laurent's career, for after that he settled into a classical mode of reinterpreting his earlier successes.