Sentence examples for fundamental classical from inspiring English sources

These results are hybrid of the two fundamental classical theorems: Banach's fixed point theorem (see [21]) and Tarski's [22] fixed point theorem.

The first readable textbook on projective geometry, and the one that gave it its name, was Cremona's Elementi di geometria projettiva of 1873, and after that the subject swiftly rose to become the fundamental classical geometry.

(Adapted from "Fundamentals of Classical Thermodynamics, Third Edition," by Van Wylen, G.J., Sonntag, R.E., 1985. Chapter 12: Chemical Reaction, p.473. Wiley, Singapore).

Fundamentals of classical thermodynamics of electrochemical systems have been employed to formulate mathematical equations for a model lithium-ion and lithium electrode concentration cell.

This behavior is in accordance with the fundamentals of classical population genetics that acknowledge "the evolutionary advantage of recombination" (Felsenstein 1974) and, in particular, the Hill Robertson effect.

Another fundamental distinction between "classical" and genomic recurrence involves the focus of the study: in classical studies of recurrence in molecules, cells, or organisms, repeated evolution is initially observed at the phenotypic level and only thereafter interrogated at the genotype/genomic level.

New York, Mr. Haefliger said, is a "fundamental place for classical music".

Ballet position, any of the five positions of the feet fundamental to all classical ballet.

The classical fundamental constants namely, the charges and the masses of the electron and the nucleus cannot be combined to make a length.

His attention wandering to the smiley faces, he noticed that one of the pair midway through the piece is frowning, but the ones at the end both smile — conflict and resolution, the fundamental dynamic of classical music, occurring in silence.

The qubit is the quantum analogue of the bit, the classical fundamental unit of information.