Examples of using Classical example in English and their translations into German
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The classical example is the Brent Spar.
It is autosomal recessive in inheritance, and is a classical example of an inborn error of metabolism.
Classical example of a medieval village still intact.
Nietzsche delivers an absolutely classical example of the following thought process.
The classical example is the"Drosophila" wwhite-mottled-4 translocation.
That entering Formula 1 directly can be a step too large,had shown Australian Dave Walker maybe as a classical example back in 1971& 1972.
The baths are the classical example of the ideal Roman bath complex.
Especially dedicated to cultivating vines and to the exportation of wine for general consumption, it is a classical example of farming in the Roman Mediterranean.
It is possible to name a classical example of such cards the atlas"On cave cities of Crimea.
Although Lenzing AG's‘green' flagship is currently taking the brunt of the low prices offered for viscose,its Tencel Fibres are still considered as a classical example of how diversification may also be brought about in the market for artificial fibres.
It is a classical example for combine unrealistic promises, stock pictures and lies over lies.
The opening of secret police files in post-communist societies is the classical example of the dilemmas behind any politics of disclosure.
A classical example of a greylisted email that is reviewed by Simple Hosting's antispam servers is.
Plus, a single tournament mightbe enough to make a whole fortune, and the classical example of an overwhelmingly successful tournament player is Chris Moneymaker or Robert Vakornyi.
A classical example of a bug would be if a system had none or a the wrong reaction to data entries.
For with the sheets Th. 288, 326+ 327 later also Charles Eugene is represented in the œuvre,is he independent of the time a classical example of that part of the clients for whom Ridinger-Brockes intended their set of four of the“Fights”.
The classical example is Balaam, he came up with the best weapon one can use in order to destroy the family of God.
Finally, it is straight this new state that, in its practical behaviour, that gives a sign of equality between nation, ethnicity and itself,to which Wagner's worship of the strengthening Hohenzollern state delivers the classical example.
The glucocorticoid receptor is a classical example for a different pathway, whereby the receptor itself migrates into the nucleus.
A classical example are the"social buttons" that allow the interaction of a site with social networks like Facebook, Google Plus or twitter.
From under the roofed veranda, a classical example of 17th Centaury Renaissance architecture, one can enjoy a picturesque view of the Valley of our Lady, Mellieha bay, Gozo and Comino.
A classical example is the strenuous effort by a number of countries in Central and Eastern Europe to liquidate cooperative farms even though they are prosperous.
A classical example for charging via influence are metallic components such as screwing or brackets on liquid-conveying tunes made of insulating material.
A classical example was Hitler, who had a certain artistic sensitivity, albeit imbued of his typical unilateral view of the universe and of his authoritarianism.
Let us take a classical example of Jack Welsh ex CEO of GE, he formulated a unconventional management philosophy that"When something is working, it has to be fixed.
An almost classical example or Rome adoption foreign high cultures is represented by this Ephebe head with harmonious traits and a singing bird, originally maybe adorned with silver inlays, at his neck.
The classical example of the state of separation in its extreme form, which cannot even be considered a class, of the impossibility of intervening action and common struggle, is that of the French small-holding peasants.
POTTMEYER: The classical example was the domination of the state over the Church in France, where the king, who appointed the bishops, prevented in French territory the implemetations of the reforms established by the Council of Trent.
The classical example of slipping on a banana peel: to avoid falling over, we perform involuntary movements- muscle contractions which are induced by our sense of balance in a matter of milliseconds- with the purpose of avoiding the fall.
A classical example is the HOSPITALITY programme, whose funding was secured at the very last moment, last December, precisely because nobody wanted to support a programme for promoting tourism which was in other respects exceptional.