Sentence examples for classical terminology from inspiring English sources

To adopt the movie's classical terminology, the Apollonian and the Dionysian temperaments are digitally joined in an agon.

In the classical terminology of Marx, a large reserve army of labor reduces both the individual and the collective bargaining power of workers, enabling capital to take a bigger piece of the economic pie.

Mr Goodall will also discuss 50 important works for a tie-in programme on Radio 3. The programme covers musicology, social history and education and attempts to redefine classical terminology.

Believing that philosophical terminology should have historical roots, Santayana employed classical terminology for these characteristics: matter, essence, spirit, and truth.

Table 1 gives a rough classification of MFC components, including classical terminology that has been applied in plant physiology for decades and terminology related to fibre technology.

Authors' response: In this manuscript, we used a classical terminology to describe transposable elements.

The terrace origin as a penultimate gravel deposit (in classical Alpine terminology Riss) is therefore questioned.

Thus in terms of the classical Red Queen terminology, HIV plays the role of the "host" and the immune system plays the role of the "parasite".

This amounts to deeming unintelligible any connective whose logical properties are 'strongly contra-classical', in the terminology of Humberstone (2000a).

(The term alternative is something of a misnomer because this pathway almost certainly evolved before the classical pathway. The terminology reflects the order of discovery, not the evolutionary age of the pathways).

The unconnectability objection claims that the terminology of classical genetics cannot be redefined at the molecular level in terms of DNA.