Sentence examples for classical objects from inspiring English sources

The eggs of marine invertebrates, especially echinoderms, are classical objects for the study of fertilization.

(Classical objects are large enough, or interact strongly enough with their environments, for quantum-mechanical effects to wash out).

To understand just how spooky entanglement really is, it helps to step back and think about what happens to sensible, "classical" objects when you separate them.

Models of many classical objects such as the Sarrus linkage can be modelled by block-and-hole polyhedra.

It is well known that many q-extensions of the classical objects arising in the approximation theory have been recently introduced and studied (e.g., see [2 8]).

It is well known that many q-extensions of the classical objects arising in the approximation theory have been introduced and studied (e.g., see [2 7]).

Covariance matrices are more compact than most classical object descriptors.

According to him, Bohr never considered the measuring instrument as a classical object.

Inequalities for polynomials have been a classical object of studies for more than one century.

A drunk or any other "classical" object must move either to the left or to the right.

This is the hallmark of a q-analog: The limit as q → 1 recovers the classical object.