Sentence examples for is classically a from inspiring English sources

Rémoulade is classically a little heavier and a little more laden with cornichons and capers.

"But a military exercise is classically a cover for the real thing," said Mr. Breen.

On ultrasound, focal hemangioma is classically a well-defined, hypo-, iso- or hyperechogenic lesion with a prominent high flow on Doppler ultrasound [47].

It is classically a cortical lesion, located in the diaphysis or metaphysis of long bones, the femoral neck being the most common location [1].

The descriptor, used to identify the landmark during the matching, is classically a small image window of 9×9 pixels to 16×16 pixels around the interest point.

This is classically a wrong prediction to make, but for me this is not coming from an evaluation of transistors per micron or wafer sizes, but from the observation that after two years I still can't buy a faster more powerful notebook than the one I've owned since 2006.

LCIS is classically an incidental finding on breast biopsy with no positive mammographic features.

Thalassemia minor, on the other hand, is classically an asymptomatic condition due to heterozygosity to a β-thalassemia defect [ 1].

Being classically a typical childhood disease, whooping cough in young adults is now more common than it used to be, suggesting that protection after vaccination wanes during adolescence.

This was classically a "Z-plan" of a rectangular block with towers, as at Colliston Castle (1583) and Claypotts Castle (1569 88).

Arginase-1 was classically an enzyme considered to be exclusively expressed in the liver, but is now recognized to also occur in cells of the immune system.