Sentence examples for more classical forms from inspiring English sources

The more classical forms of culture are well represented.

Influenced by his father-in-law, Régnier abandoned his earlier free and relatively uncontrolled writing style in favour of more classical forms.

That was of particular note, as she began experimenting with those forms just as blank verse was becoming popular with Iranian poets and more classical forms were on the wane.

A review for least squares of more classical forms as Mallow's Cp, Akaike Information Criterion (AIC), Bayesian Information Criterion BICC), Minimum Description Length (MDL) etc in the context of gene networks can be found in [21].

Since the focus of our research on TRs at present is on the more classical forms of TRs, we do not dwell longer on them.

A previous study constructed short form scales using this method without any loss of validity, and found it to be a better method for item reduction than more classical forms of item reduction e.g. principal components analysis [ 7].

Architecture has always reflected its creators' power structures, though for most of western history it's taken a more classical form.

Hubert Schiffer followed a more classical form of Catholic pietism; he became a leading member of a movement that urged frequent use of the rosary prayers.So...four utterly contrasting lives?

Whereas before the advent of surfactant therapy, delivery at >30 weeks and ventilation with oxygen to treat acute respiratory distress syndrome resulted in a more classical form of BPD characterized by emphysema and interstitial fibrosis.

Reacting against the sentimentality of his contemporary Auguste Rodin Auguste Rodin, whose most famous works include "The Thinker" and "The Kiss," Maillol looked to the statues of ancient Greece to create more restrained, classical forms in sculpture.

Interestingly, in any other CHCC zinc-binding motif-containing dsRBD, this arginine is replaced by a hydrophobic residue, thus forming a more classical hydrophobic core.