Sentence examples for the classical modes from inspiring English sources

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).

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Handed down by Allah, many believe the Koran must be read only in the classical mode in which it was written.

This allows an interpretation and classification of mode shapes beyond the classical mode shapes of tires that have been presented in the literature.

In point of originality, Wyatt's severely elegant works in the classical mode, like Heaton Hall, Lancashire (1772), and Heveningham Hall, Suffolk (c. 1788 99), were surpassed by the extravagance of his Gothic Revival buildings, of which the most sensational was Fonthill Abbey (1796 1807), Wiltshire.

We analyse past research efforts that focus on modal diversion in the transport sector, as opposed to the classical mode choice concept, showing the added value of this alternative framework that emerges from the existing scientific literature.