Sentence examples for classical principles from inspiring English sources

But classical principles, like classical buildings, tend to be symmetrical.

It was Astaire who, more than 70 years ago, established the classical principles of filming dance.

It has never been in doubt that he willfully offended classical principles of decorum.

Her style of play was solid, but aggressive, and well grounded in classical principles.

We propose a notable improvement of the method, inspired from classical principles of phase-shifting interferometry.

The overall composition is dictated by classical principles and adheres to Loos's volumetric and spatial perception of architecture.

Christianity rejected the classical principle of unity in life through the state.

Viète retained the classical principle of homogeneity, according to which terms added together must all be of the same dimension.

In fact, it is precisely in the presence of infinite sets that intuitionists drop the classical principle of the excluded third.

Lord Rayleigh suggested in 1984, in connection with his now classical principle, the use of trial functions containing an undetermined exponential parameter k, to be optimized by minimization of the eigenvalues with respect to itself.

The next task is to choose one version of each classical principle which best characterises the desired notion of set.