Sentence examples for classically defined from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in Germany, perfect physical specimens who conformed to classically defined stereotypes became the genetic goal.

STEVE COLL: At least, not for American interests as classically defined.

It will be years before any Chinese magazine sells a story like that on its cover, but achievement, classically defined, has lost some luster.

"We think outerwear in a classically defined way is a multi-billion dollar business," he says.

Tortuosity is classically defined as a ratio l to le.

At singularities, the smoothness of the classically defined limit surface has been lost.

Preeclampsia is a multisystem disease classically defined on the basis of hypertension and proteinuria.

This transition begins at the critical molecular weight, Mc, as classically defined by a variety of rheological experiments.

We conclude that terrestrial transportation networks have small-world architecture, as it is classically defined relative to global randomizations.

Hematol Oncol Clin North Am 2003 17:1227–41], until very recently the etiologies of the three classically defined CMDs, PV, IMF and ET, were poorly understood.

This is a matter of debate since these calcium channels are classically defined as activated by high cell membrane depolarization in excitable cells.