Sentence examples for classically we from inspiring English sources

Classically, WE is characterized by the sudden onset of a typical clinical triad: mental status changes, ophthalmoplegia, and ataxia; however, this complete triad can be seen in just one-third of patients.

Classically, we think that the intensity of autocorrelation of time series data diminishes with more distant lags.

Thinking classically we consider the even part of the Lie superalgebra (mathfrak {osp}(W_0 oplus W_1)), which is the Lie algebra (mathfrak {o}(W_1) oplus mathfrak {sp}(W_0)).

Classically, we picture postpartum depression as mothers feeling suicidal or unable to care for their child.

Classically, we see this occur in office design where the designers think that everything is fine; the space is cost effective (on budget), it looks good (aesthetics and ambiance) and it meets the requirements (includes everything needed).

Classically, we proceeded chronologically, asking the interviewees to describe their childhood right up to the present day.

The first thing to think about is the question of protein self-assembly, because classically, when we think about the cytoskeleton, we imagine lots of little subunits that are able to assemble in an oriented fashion, to make larger structures.

The film is classically confronting: we don't want to look but we can't look away.

Classically Protestant, we are both hard-working, self-righteous and cheap.

And his 1961 farewell address classically warned, "We must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military industrial complex".

Intuitions are quite different from sense-data as classically understood; we can become conscious of intuitions only after acts of synthesis and only by inference from these acts, not directly.