Sentence examples for classical practices of from inspiring English sources

Such coaching could potentially contribute to the pattern found in right-handers, but not in left-handers; there is no reason to suspect that left-handers were coached to display the opposite pattern — against the classical practices of orators, and against everyday linguistic and cultural conventions.

I am especially interested in the general architectural and formal problems of opera, and decided to reject the Wagnerian theory of "permanent melody" for the classical practice of separate numbers that crystallize and hold the emotion of a dramatic situation at chosen moments.

It is important to emphasize that this method represents a major progress in estimating recent migration rates, and should be preferred over the classical practice of estimating migration from differentiation levels measured among populations (e.g., [33]) that requires populations to be in migration-drift equilibrium, a state probably seldom encountered in natural populations.

On the contrary, letting the guys with weapons make the rules of ordinary life was the opposite of the classical practices that inspired the American founders.

Leader Kati Debretzeni says that we are out of the high baroque language of Rameau, but not yet into the properly classical performance practices of Kreutzer and Rode.

Her response is not to mimic Persian sounds directly but to set up an open-ended structure in which performers alternate between playing precisely notated sequences and improvising on given themes, in a nod to the double nature of Persian classical practice.

Waters (2008) extends this account by emphasizing how the investigative practices of classical genetics were "retooled" by developments in molecular genetics, which accounts for the success of the corresponding explanations.

The philosophical and religious ideals of celibacy in the Classical world strongly influenced subsequent practices of celibacy and monasticism in Christianity.

He was also a purist in that he sought to eliminate "corruptions" that through the centuries had been absorbed into language and to return to the practices of the classical scholars.

The practices of the classical block theory focus mainly on the convex blocks, assuming that joint surfaces and excavation faces are planar and extended infinitely in the rock mass.

The Vedic beliefs and practices of the pre-classical era were closely related to the hypothesised Proto-Indo-European religion, and the Indo-Iranian religion.