Sentence examples for classically one from inspiring English sources

Classically, one obtains a CW decomposition of $M$ (up to homotopy equivalence) and can then use cellular homology.

Classically, one- and two-dimensional (1D and 2D) EK cells have been utilized for remediation of a variety of co-contaminated soils.

Classically, one evaluates the Bath Ankylosing Spondylitis Metrology Index (BASMI) [ 5] or one of its components.

Classically, one used to link gene with function by genetic or biochemical approaches, a lengthy process that often took years.

Classically, one of the limiting phenomena for the use of common microtubule destabilizers is drug resistance mediated by P-gp or BCRP.

Classically, one used to link a gene with function by genetic or biochemical approaches, a lengthy process that often took years.

And as we all know, high-school fights are no joke they are classically one-sided and much more humiliating than getting your ass kicked in a bar, where at least everyone will be too drunk to care.

They are double bills that range from the classic to the classically campy; one week it's Bogart and Bacall in "To Have and Have Not' and "The Big Sleep," the next it's "Mad Love" and "Devil Doll," the latter an unintentionally hilarious 1936 film starring Lionel Barrymore as an escaped convict who enlists human dolls to take revenge on those responsible for his wrongful imprisonment.

And like Zeidler, a new breed of democratic socialist is pushing more of a visionary liberal agenda than a classically socialist one.

The two mechanisms inducing headache as an adverse reaction have been classically considered: one is vasodilatation and the other is raised intracranial pressure.

While this is not a strict limit, the interference pattern observed will become ever closer to the classically expected one for increasing mass.