Sentence examples for classical pictures from inspiring English sources

These classical pictures of quantum states are helpful, but only up to a certain point.

For more information on, and classical pictures of, polytene chromosomes, see also the Wikipedia articleor the Sedat Lab description.

The club hoped to attract high-rolling gamblers and was reportedly "furnished in a style beyond any preceding club: classical pictures, sofas and chairs covered with satin, etc".

"I'd say that Westerners prefer classical pictures which tend to be very dark.

The quantum state is not an 'intuitive' (anschaulich, also translated as 'visualisable') representation of a quantum object, but only a 'symbolic' representation, a shorthand for the quantum phenomena that are constituted by applying the various complementary classical pictures.

However many connectionists do not view their work as a challenge to classicism and some overtly support the classical picture.

Jim Dummett, of the Lost Picture Show, a replica of a classical picture house enclosed in a festival-ready tent, agrees.

If the tonic triceps activity had been increasing before the fast flexion began, this classical picture disappeared, and the premovement silence was replaced by a phasic premovement excitation.

In the present paper I propose to show that the conceptual landscape between monism and pluralism is more complex than this classical picture suggests.

It now embraces the classical picture of severe mental impairment at one end of the spectrum and possibly Nobel-prizewinning creative genius at the other.

Unlike the classical picture of the Orowan mechanism, simulations show that the difference in mobility between screw and non-screw characters is the key parameter.