Sentence examples for classical that from inspiring English sources
Both are classical; that is, harmonious and proportionate – the two most absolute Renaissance assimilations of the Greek style.
In 1998 Ms. Graham released an album of Hahn songs, "La Belle Époque," on Sony Classical that is one of the loveliest vocal recordings of our time.
One can, for example, formulate the basic ideas of classical (that is, Newtonian) physics, the special theory of relativity, and the general theory of relativity in this language.
Even under reasonable assumptions on and, in the case of systems (i.e., ) one cannot, in general, expect that weak solutions of (1.1) will be classical, that is, -solutions.
Morley now reckons it is classical that is "fresh" and "subversive"; the music of the 17th, 18th 19th centuries are "where the provocative, thrilling and transformative ideas are", while pop and rock are now the status quo, belonging to "the end of the 20th Century, in a structured, ordered world that has now fallen apart".
These normally quiescent T cells need to be activated (that is, made competent) by processes that are independent of particular classical (that is, MHC-I-defined) microbial antigenic determinants and that can be elicited via a multitude of mechanisms, termed bystander activation.
Remember that there are many classical pieces that are very famous.
The classical genre that has most in common with the pop concert is the song recital.
Maybe the classical repertoire that is being offered is not to everyone's liking.
Susana Stankovic will present classical ballet that celebrates its music and avoids mannerism and stylized posing.
