Sentence examples for regarding a classical from inspiring English sources

This work also presents an evaluation of the proposed shearography system designed, and some comparative results regarding a classical shearography system.

Alberdi moved from a moderate socialism in his youth to what today would be regarded as a classical liberal position.

She comments that the display of her bikinied appearance on the beach, "seems now to be regarded as a classical moment in cinema".

The subduction zone in the Japan Trench is regarded as a classical erosion boundary and sediments on the continental slope deposited on Cretaceous rocks (von Huene and Culotta1989).

The mechanism was regarded as a classical process where the carrier capture rate is limited by the optical phonon scattering and the mean free path.

Radioimmunoassay (RIA), as the first developed immunoassay in 1959 by Yalow and Berson, has been regarded as a classical immunoassay method for several years [61].

Within a century of her death she was highly regarded as a classical writer.

Lurman's paper, now regarded as a classical example of an epidemiological study, proved that contaminated lymph was the source of the outbreak.

These features must be present in the entire tumour for it to be regarded as a classical medullary carcinoma [ 17, 18*].

Since the RME test is regarded as a classical task to measure affective ToM based on eye expression, the results of the current study indicate that affective ToM may be impaired in patients with temporal lobe infarction.

An abnormal stroma can be regarded as a classical promoter in the terminology of carcinogenesis, in that the dysfunction of normal epithelial mesenchymal interactions increases the probability that the preneoplastic lesion will progress to malignancy.