Examples of using Classical forms in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Indian dance also features diverse folk and classical forms.
Classical forms revisited in a contemporary version.
Tagore modernised Bengali art by spurning rigid classical forms and resisting linguistic strictures.
Owners, building them, cared only for appeal of the facades sustained in baroque or classical forms.
John Donne's poetry represented a shift from classical forms to more personal poetry.
In such cases, classical forms of modules connection do not produce good results and new techniques have been developed to increase the amount of energy pr.
The change occurs exactly in the subsumption of the classical forms to a new structural component: the financialization.
Besides classical forms it can also show attenuated, atypical or extremely serious forms in function of the immunity state of the person.
This comparison clarifies how contemporary science has displaced classical forms of producing corporeal knowledge.
It differs from classical forms of totalitarianism, which revolve around a demagogue or charismatic leader;
We also realized the use of short sentences and classical forms attuned to the dynamic experience.
Most of the patients with classical forms develop proteinuria in late adolescent years, and this is the moment that renal damage is actually recognized.
With the help of these multiple resources, it will also be possible to rediscover classical forms of evangelization and pastoral leadership, such as"missions.
The enduring beauty of pure classical forms of a compartment allows Renault Laguna to win the hearts of true judges of an automobile esthetics.
Nevertheless, histological identity and a predominance in adult males andlower limbs maintained the connection between the endemic and classical forms of Kaposi's Sarcoma.
All items have a special design ranging from classical forms to geometric and ergonomic, to the more trendy items.
The classical forms of the Greeks and Romans, the pillars, the geometric shapes of the windows, all brought in to reflect the reason, the reasonableness of faith.
The open fire chamber anda chimney lattice of classical forms is supplemented with shod chimney devices.
Discussion forums on the internet abound for mommies, which reports that have managed to remain pregnant,after years in which they have tried all classical forms of treatment and failed.
Within these drawings Blake found his first exposure to classical forms through the work of Raphael, Michelangelo, Maarten van Heemskerck and Albrecht Dürer.
Scholarship places the Vedic period into the 2nd and 1st millennia BCE,continuing up to the 6th century BCE when it began to be transformed into classical forms of Hinduism.
The architecture of the temple was dominated by classical forms, and included many similarities with the Asclepion Epidaurus, which reflected the rivalry between the two sanctuaries.
The Carolingian minuscule was developed from the uncial script of Late Antiquity, which was a smaller,rounder form of writing the Latin alphabet than the classical forms.
Below we describe the classical forms of malware, such as adware and spyware, and also highlight a range of other forms of digital crime, such as phishing scams and social engineering.
Thus, the essay as a proteiform phenomenon can unite its varied characteristics into a common denominator: the literary essence, being refined,composed of classical forms and rich in imagery and poetry. Still according to Ferrecchia.
His revival of classical forms and his championing of an architecture based on mathematics, proportion, and perspective make him a key artistic figure in the transition from the Middle Ages to the modern era.
Aesthetic, highly idealistic and spiritually oriented; giving a friendly, outgoing and sociable attitude,an aesthetic appreciation of classical forms of beauty, very frank and direct; and naturally, a strong adherence to ethics, philosophy or religion.
Although most classical forms of therapy shy away from using ethical guidelines for modifying clients' behavior and ways of thinking, a few post-classical schools advocate ethical principles similar to those in Buddhism.
From a clinical point of view,infection by l. infantum is classified as asymptomatic subclinical acute and classical forms, and the age, nutritional status and immunogenetic characteristics determine the severity of clinical manifestations.
Searching through theoretical basis for classical forms of poem present in modern poets, we realized ezra pound¿s(1970) intentions in constructing paideuma, which consist of bringing up references that might make consistency and displacement of an aesthetical project possible.