Sentence examples for the classical mode from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the Napoleonic regime encouraged a return to the Classical mode.

This is sushi in the classical mode, called Edomae, which originated as street food in early 19th-century Tokyo.

Kim Pu-Shik strove to write in the classical mode and took as his model the Confucian canon.

His music started the classical mode, worked its way through a period of storm and ended in serene contemplation in realm supremely his own.

When synchronous motion does not exist, it is not possible to draw the classical mode shapes.

His practice led him into architecture in order to ensure the unity of his designs, and he became a competent architect in the classical mode of the day.

In the training process, the information transmitted "on the job" by one operator to another in the daily debate and audit is very important and often independent of the classical modes of training/learning (e.g., frontal lessons).

Bolling's "Suite for Chamber Orchestra and Jazz Piano Trio," keeps the orchestra in a classical mode while the trio handles the jazz.

Like others of her generation she was influenced by English poetry and pioneered the breakaway from the formalistic classical modes of poetry that had prevailed in Arabic poetry for more than 1,000 years.

Figure 3b shows the probability density functions not only of the OFDM signal envelopes, which are well approximated using the Rayleigh distribution, but also of the classical multiplexing mode and the Markov mode envelopes.

With the introduction of the neo-classical mode, eventually the English and finally the French styles of flowered silks were eclipsed by softer fabrics and printed cottons; yet, many of the original dresses were remade to be worn at the end of the century with fancy straw hats, and they survive today to be cherished by collectors and for study purposes.