Sentence examples for example of a classical from inspiring English sources

An outstanding example of a classical caitya is the magnificent Kārli caitya-hall from the late 1st century bc near Pune (Poona), in western India.

So that's an example of a classical composer, admittedly in a pretty straightforward situation, using the same three-chord chord progressions we find in the Beach Boys.

We focus on doxorubicin as example of a classical cytotoxic, DNA damaging agent and on sunitinib, as example of the new generation of (receptor) tyrosine kinase-targeted agents.

This is an example of a classical ill-posed problem; it is regularized by requiring that the model be near to a given one.

"Gravity," McKee said, is "a marvelous piece of action writing" and an example of a classical approach.

Overall activity and exploratory behavior were increased but water maze performance, as the key example of a classical hippocampus-dependent learning task, seemed unimpaired (Jaholkowski et al. 2009).

In this section, we provide some examples of a classical integral and functional equation considered in nonlinear analysis which are a particular case of Eq. (1).

He cites the glory years of Columbia Masterworks (the former entity of Sony Classical) as an example of how a classical record label should be conducting its business, and writes that Goddard Lieberson, the visionary record executive who ran it, was "a trained composer and a critic".

Other sites of interest range from the Farmers Museumm, which interprets rural life in the 19th century, to Hyde Hall, a fine example of a neo-Classical country mansion.

Another somewhat more prominent example of a non-classical interaction is that of the so called ipso-interaction which involves the η2-coodination of a benzyl group.

One example of a non-classical mode of CaM-peptide interaction has been suggested in the case of the calmodulin-binding domain (CBD) of calcineurin A (CnA).