Sentence examples for example the classical from inspiring English sources

As an example, the classical mass on a belt system is considered, where stick slip vibrations occur.

The electronic root, whose aesthetic is very specific, has its own organic interior, a structure that has DNA independent from other music trees (for example, the classical Beethoven/Wagner/Mahler tree or the blues/rock/Philip Glass branch).

There is, for example, the classical distinction between governments in terms of the number of rulers government by one man (monarchy or tyranny), government by the few (aristocracy or oligarchy), and government by the many (democracy).

Some suggest black theater to be theater produced by black people, but that would exclude, for example, the Classical Theater of Harlem, whose revival of "The Blacks" by Jean Genet was one of the most provocative shows of last season off Broadway and which is educating a company of young black actors at warp speed but happens to be run by two white men.

Take for example the classical extensional notion of logical equivalence.

Such dichotomies include for example the classical notion of uniform exponential dichotomies, as well as the notions of nonuniform exponential dichotomies and nonuniform polynomial dichotomies.

Thus, for example, the classical-to-hybrid transitions and the associated ribosomal intersubunit rotations are assigned as movements along the chemical coordinate over a rather shallow activation energy that accounts for their reversible nature (Munro et al., 2007; Cornish et al., 2008; Fei et al., 2008).

We compare the acoustical impedance spectra of two examples of the modern orchestral flute and an example of the classical flute.

Further details can be found, for example, in the classical monograph [49], Chapter II, for the deterministic case and [35, 50] for stochastic Langevin-type equations.

The Palazzo Pesaro is a remarkable example of the Classical style.

An extreme example is the Classical literature of the Roman Empire.