Sentence examples for method traditionally regarded from inspiring English sources

The Hamiltonian constructed according to Ostrogradski's method, traditionally regarded as the conserved energy of the system, is negative for one of the modes of vibration, an attribute that would lead to a conclusion in some branches of physics that the mode is unphysical.

Being ambitious is traditionally regarded with a warier eye in Britain than in the United States.

Yet Ganesha is traditionally regarded as the child of both Shiva and Parvati.

Land ownership and the structure of farm enterprises were traditionally regarded as primarily social problems.

Old-family Episcopalians have traditionally regarded themselves as the nation's economic, political, and cultural elect.

Ceramics join the group and fit in well, though they are traditionally regarded as crafts.

Groups and areas traditionally regarded as middle-class are taking on political characteristics traditionally associated with urban working-class (and thus Labour-voting) groups.

Faith is traditionally regarded as one of the 'theological' virtues.

Extracranial arterial vasodilation is traditionally regarded as the cause of migraine headache [15, 16].

Therefore, load-shedding is traditionally regarded as the last means of avoiding voltage collapse.

Fossil chemical and energy sources are traditionally regarded as wastes from a distant past.