Sentence examples for resembles the classical from inspiring English sources
Mr. Segev, who is a performer and the master of ceremonies at these concerts, has persuaded some of his Juilliard colleagues -- students and faculty -- to join his project, which in some ways resembles the Classical Café concerts at Makor.
His monologue on how Monmouth resembles the classical city of Macedon is both funny and moving: I tell you, captain, if you look in the maps of the world I warrant you shall find comparisons between Macedon and Monmouth, that the situations, look you, is both alike.
Though it is akin to the concerto grosso of the preceding Baroque era in its contrasting of a group of soloists with the full orchestra, it rather resembles the Classical solo concerto in musical form and is the ancestor of the double and triple concerti of the 19th century.
The fin efficiency expression resembles the classical result for the constant thermal conductivity convecting fin.
This resembles the classical problem of finding surfaces of minimum revolution [34], where the Goldschmidt extremal cannot be attained because of the C 1 assumption on the extremals.
MongoDB is the database that mostly resembles the classical relational use case scenario - it is better suited for reliable, durable, consistent and read-oriented use cases.
In this article, we prove several properties of the extended beta functions resembling the classical beta functions.
In syntactically correct sentences, a prosodic manipulation of the penultimate word gave rise to a late centroparietal negativity that resembled the classical N400 component.
It was found that the height of the oil column within the media over time generally resembled the classical capillary rise curve.
Hence, it appears that these proteins, while resembling the classical polymorphic toxins, are primarily directed against host nucleic acids.
2) Plasmid-encoded bacteriocins: The plasmid-encoded bacteriocins, such as colicins, pyocins and cloacins conceptually resemble the classical polymorphic toxins in being deployed against closely related target cells.
