Sentence examples for classical types from inspiring English sources

In its psychotic form, it is one of the two classical types of insanity - the other being schizophrenia.

Classical types can expose their wares to a new crowd: the youthful-intellectual demographic that classical presenters often talk about but seldom attract.

There is the obligatory opening montage of young students all in a whirl of energy with their various callings: ballet, theatre, music – though all those classical types scraping away at their violins are there to add cultural ballast.

Even in the best lenses in which these five aberrations have been perfectly corrected for one zone of the lens and for one point in the field, however, there will exist small residuals of these aberrations and of many other higher order aberrations also, which are significantly different from the classical types just described.

Basically, the new style was a continuation of the Neoclassical style, with a much stronger archaeological bias, leading to direct copying of Classical types of furniture; to this was added a new repertory of Egyptian ornament, stimulated by Napoleon's campaigns in Egypt.

Connections with classical types of functional equations are emphasized.

But he made the classical type an American type, and it was immensely cheering in the midst of the war.

A distinguished-looking elder in a profile relief is probably meant to represent Julius Caesar, though he fits no classical type.

This ought to be a distinguished model of pure classical type theory ℒ1.

His budget is greater and he retains certain abilities to appoint officials in national politics that give him, and national leaders like him, a classical type of power.

It is not obvious whether his method can be extended to classical higher-order arithmetic that is, to classical type theory.