Sentence examples for deemed classical from inspiring English sources

India has no fewer than eight genres of dance that have been officially deemed classical (as well as innumerable folk forms).

Contrary to expectations, results show that teachers deem classical and competency-based quality criteria equally important.

It can be deemed a classical transform in the compressed sensing field into the following NP-hard discrete optimization problem: min x ∈ ℜ n ∥ x ∥ 0 subject to  A x = b, (1.2).

Influenced by what he deemed a "classical witch", Brown designed the witch with a long nose and a broomstick.

To this end, pharmacogenomics has not realized its fullest potential in some of the drug disease applications that were deemed as a classical case for pharmacogenomics-based personalization.

Judged as jazz, the composition was deemed unrecognizable; judged as classical music, it was found "formless and meaningless," a series of poorly connected parts that did not add up to a whole.

Based on preliminary data presented in this review, the interaction between ME and CA may not be deemed synergistic in the classical toxicology sense, although exposure to any one of these triazines is less likely to cause adverse renal effects compared with a mixture of both triazines.

W HAT is interesting to me is exploring what I deem to be classical dancing," he says.

In Europe he had enormous success as the writer, director and star of the show "A Village Wedding," which his widow deems "a Jewish classical opera".

For a time, the classical repertoire was deemed to have lost its moral stature because of the Nazis' embrace.

The approaches vary as regards the number of non-classical truth-values deemed appropriate to model vagueness and defuse the sorites paradox.