Sentence examples for which is classical from inspiring English sources
I don't usually go with the current trend but tend to stick with what I love which is classical style furniture with a modern twist.
That quantum fields violate the weak energy condition is irrelevant to the present context, which is classical general relativity theory.
This procedure referred to as Rapid or R-protocol, was compared to that used by Borner et al. [ 20], which is classical floatation of cell extracts in a sucrose density Gradient (G), as illustrated in Figure 1.
The resistant lines include (a) H69/DAU4, which is classical multidrug resistant (MDR) with a P-glycoprotein efflux pump (b) NYH/VM, which exhibits an altered topoisomerase II (topo II) activity and (c) H69/VP, which is cross-resistant to vincristine, exhibits a reduced drug accumulation as H69/DAU4 but is without P-glycoprotein.
I had been living in Edinburgh, which was classical and cold by comparison: this was a passionate, dangerous place – a place to which nobody could be indifferent.
Elderly patients are particularly susceptible to chronic heart failure and pulmonary diseases, which are classical causes of respiratory failure needing ICU admission [14].
Based on 8,10-dideazaminopterins, which are classical antifolates that potently inhibit DHFR, we have designed a series of novel 2,4-diamino-6-substituted pyrido[3,2-d]pyrimidines.
In this regard, some evaluation metrics are commonly used to describe the results obtained on an information retrieval system, namely precision, recall and F1 [10], which are classical metrics commonly used in information retrieval tasks.
However, fungal Msn2p and Msn4p, which are classical zinc finger proteins, are predominantly found in the ascomycete family [21].
The most potent inactivators are phosphordiamides, which are classical transition state analogues (Faraci et al. 1995; Dominguez et al. 2008).
First, the proposed vCGH is based on HMMs, which are classical pattern recognition methods with a rich set of existing estimation and inference algorithms for sequential observations.
