Deutsch's example shows how quantum information, and quantum entanglement, can be exploited to compute a disjunctive or global property of a function in one step that would take two steps classically.
For traditionalists, who admire Cha's slightly antique Chinese style — classically inflected, densely kinetic — it is hard to imagine a satisfactory English register that would preserve both its richness and its narrative speed.
I was a classically trained pianist, which means I was continuously exploring certain genres and forms that would determine my approach to the music.
Classically, autoantibody-mediated CHB is supposed to affect children without major anatomic cardiac abnormalities that would be considered causal for the development of CHB.
Ms. Schneider, a classically trained Minnesota native whose big-band work has earned two Grammy awards, was initially reluctant to take on her first orchestral composition under conditions that would attract so much scrutiny.
It's the story of the life and wonder of a true wolf prince: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who was born on the 165th anniversary of Mozart's death, and whose father (that'd be me) was a classically trained pianist.
"That is the only period when I went through what you would classically call an element of depression or sleepless nights.
From this database, we wished to identify a group of patients who would classically be identified as 'low risk'.
Peter de Sève is always on the lookout "for scenes that are classically, quintessentially New York," he said.
"Italy, France, I mean these are countries that are classically Catholic but we know perhaps are not living the faith, living up to the faith with the same excitement and pizazz you'd like," the archbishop said.
