Sentence examples for domain of classical from inspiring English sources

The head-to-head competition, that remorseless way of launching new talent, tends to be the domain of classical music.

They gave an "additional citation" to Bob Dylan in 2008, and to Hank Williams in 2010 – a mere 57 years after the latter's death – but the prize itself has remained almost exclusively the domain of classical music.

The extracellular domain of classical cadherins forms intercellular bonds with cadherins on neighboring cells, whereas the cytoplasmic domain recruits catenins, which in turn associate with additional cytoskeleton binding and regulatory proteins.

The test results indicate the glass fibre composites' superiority in the domain of classical composites in terms of weight-specific impact performance.

This framework is based on nonlinear programming concepts, including bilevel optimization, and extends the application domain of classical operability approaches to process simulator runs (Aspen Plus) for obtaining the relationship between input and output spaces, in addition to first-principles models.

No, I think we will return with all this information into the domain of classical and modern biology: physiology, biochemistry, genetics, evolutionary theory.

The GCY-35 haem domain binds molecular oxygen, unlike the haem domains of classical nitric-oxide-regulated guanylate cyclases.

We identified 130 nucleases of 3functional classes, which all contained conserved domains of classical nucleases (Table  1 and Additional file 3).

DAG and Ca2+ then bind separately to the C1 and C2 domains of classical PKC (PKC α, β, and γ) [ 71].

Three distinct lipid-modifying enzymes are represented among the toxin domains of classical polymorphic toxins and related PVC-SS-delivered toxins.

Together with previously characterized clades, these seven novel clades are extensively represented among the toxin domains of classical polymorphic toxins and in some cases related toxins delivered by the PVC-SS.