It's classically seen as the go-to headwear for working class caricatures like Del Boy, Andy Capp and Guy Ritchie, or worn more practically by farmers, clay pigeon shooters and other countryside folk.
Although ROS are classically seen to act by causing direct tissue damage, recent work has suggested that ROS may also play a more complex and less direct role in ageing by modifying kinase signalling pathways [ 3– 8].
Olympic cermonies are destined to be seen by the whole world, but performance art is classically seen by just a handful of people.
In severe cases, this is classically seen as a petaloid pattern of hyperfluorescence in the late frames.
A wedge-shaped area of temporal avascular retina, in close proximity to the fovea, is classically seen in APROP.
Further, a preponderance of obstructive physiology is seen in this disease, rather than the restrictive physiology classically seen in most cases of HP (Selman 2003).
"Classic mobile applications, web applications, IVRs — all those channels are prone to getting advantage to having a virtual agent that has more depth to conduct a conversation than you classically see with Siri or early version Alexa chatbots," he said.
TIRELESS pursuit of the unknown has long been a point of pride among contemporary choreographers, and a way of distinguishing themselves from what many see as the musty, out-of-touch traditions of more classically oriented institutions.
The story has a neat trick to it, I thought: you're constantly subtly shifting the perspective so that we see the events alternately through April P's eyes and then from a step back, in a more classically objective manner.
It's more brooding and stylized, more classically noir.
