Sentence examples for designated classic from inspiring English sources

It's easy enough to preserve art that has been designated classic in the old high sense: the kind meant to reside in museums, concert halls and august theatrical spaces.

Does humorous fiction have a harder time being designated "classic" than fiction that is serious or dramatic?

Histological assessment of each tumour was undertaken by two neuropathologists (R Allibone and D Ellison), using criteria from the WHO classification of central nervous system tumours (Wiestler et al, 2000); of a total of 86 tumours, 445151%) were designated classic ependymomas, 24 (28%) anaplastic and 18 (21%) myxopapillary.

The classification of these patients also covers a range that can appear arbitrary; for example, in the European Action LADA study, patients with GADA and started on insulin within one month of diagnosis were designated classic Type 1 diabetes, those started on insulin within six months were unclassified and those started on insulin at six months or later were designated LADA.

But by exploring his artistic statements, interviews and the videos documenting his process, you come to understand why Ball isn't just throwing up new representations of designated classics in his Masterpieces series.

Yet far from being designated a classic, it remains a relative obscurity.

The most severe phenotype is designated as classic LND, which encompasses overproduction of uric acid with all the neurological manifestations including self-injurious behaviours.

He has published more than 135 peer-reviewed articles with five publications designated as classics by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.

He is not a plodding home run hitter in the classic designated hitter mold.

But the Web site called LowEndMac, which describes and posts rankings of older Macintoshes for collectors and die-hard fans, designated the Color Classic a "road apple" (a technological dud) because of its unbearably slow 16-megahertz processor and Apple's decision not to offer parts that let users upgrade their machines.

A bibliographer collected and edited ancient texts and designated them as classics.