Sentence examples for the classical attitude from inspiring English sources

The classical attitude toward lesbians is even murkier, Mr. Kugle added, because sex was defined as penetration.

We also find that due to the non-central gravity field of the asteroid, the attitude dynamics of the spacecraft is modified significantly in comparison with the classical attitude dynamics on a circular orbit in a central gravity field.

Hunched, wobbling and tense, he scoots aimlessly around the studio, sometimes pausing to balance awkwardly on his one skate, at one point attempting a half-baked imitation of the classical attitude in which Herko glided through New York, his leg gracefully lifted behind him, according to Warhol, his "head lifted" his "throat free".

Based on the classical "attitude plus velocity" matching method, the progress of M/S INS information fusion is simulated and compared by using three kinds of schemes, which are known and unknown flexure deformation with standard Kalman filter, and unknown flexure deformation with H∞ filter, respectively.

The classical attitude of Nuclear Medicine practitioners on matters of peptide-receptor interactions has maintained an intrinsic monogamic character since many years.

In the pas de deux the way the ballerina's leg repeatedly paws the air behind her, in a classical attitude, is like nothing else in ballet.

The Christian truth that had been acknowledged as comprehending all phenomena, earthly or heavenly, now had to coexist with a Classical attitude that was overwhelmingly directed toward earthly life.

His books include "The Ancient Mesopotamian City" and "A History of Ancient Egypt". While a Guggenheim fellow, he plans to explore ancient Babylonia approaches to the truth, which differed radically from the classical Greek attitudes that form the basis of Western knowledge.

In addition, the uncertainty model errors always exist in the attitude dynamic system, which also put forward the higher performance requirements for the classical KF in attitude estimation problem.

The classical problem of attitude stability in a central gravity field is generalized to that on a stationary orbit around a uniformly-rotating asteroid.

These new beginnings were associated with a fundamental shift in Goethe's attitude to the Classical past.