Sentence examples for classical origin from inspiring English sources

Abstract: In this article, we study p-adic torus periods for certain p-adic-valued functions on Shimura curves of classical origin.

The archaeological and historical records do not provide evidence that the museum as it is known today developed in such early times, nor does the word museum support this, despite its classical origin.

In the modern era a large number of international scientific, political, and cultural terms of English, French, German, and Classical origin have filtered into the Altaic languages of Central Asia through Russian.

The earliest important dictionary of etymology for English was Stephen Skinner's Etymologicon Linguae Anglicanae of 1671, in Latin, with a strong bias for finding a Classical origin for every English word.

In the form of one-dimensional (1D) nanostructures such as nanowires and nanotubes [8, 9], the dimension effect of either quantum or classical origin provides further tune on the physical properties of the InN including energy band and electrical charge transport.

Although Sarmiento advocated various changes, such as honest officials who understood enlightenment ideas of European and Classical origin, for him education was the key.

The word museum has classical origins.

They didn't mean that it was backward: their point was its lack of classical origins.

The practice was "Gothic," critics said, "medieval". They didn't mean that it was backward: their point was its lack of classical origins.

Yet, because of her characters' classical origins, you feel they are fulfilling a preordained destiny articulated by the sightless seer, Tiresias.

Those steps, an architectural reference to theater's classical origins, lead to an open, semicircular winter garden, which could also serve as a stage or seating.