Examples of using Classical example in English and their translations into Spanish
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A classical example is the sales video from Dollar Shave Club.
And here, we have,to all appearances a classical example of paralysis agitans.
A classical example of this goes back to Aristotle(384 BC- 322 BC).
The Roman Catholic Mass is a classical example of such go-between priesthood.
A classical example of this long-lived humanity can be found in the Bible.
Let us examine these alternations in another classical example, that of the conception of a child.
A classical example of this long-lived humanity can be found in the Bible.
In that regard,the speaker mentioned cotton as a classical example of tariff escalation in some markets.
A classical example of business convention with stage endowments and video projections.
In contemporary western esotericism,the magic of the grimoires is frequently seen as the classical example of this idea.
We have here a classical example of the arbitrariness of this type of critics.
Classical examples are adhesive tapes with fabric such as duct tape or Gaffer tape.
The conferment ordeprivation of a nationality is the classical example of a matter which is in principle within the domestic jurisdiction of a State.
A classical example is the pair of minerals, calcite and aragonite, both forms of calcium carbonate.
Some would say a classical example of separatist nationalist terrorists.
The classical example which the esoteric schools give to represent the play of the three forces is bread.
In fact, the set of open sets provides a classical example of a complete lattice, more precisely a complete Heyting algebra or"frame" or"locale.
Classical examples are the construction of city bypasses and motorway upgrades. PTV Visum.
This story could be taken as a classical example of how a challenge can provide an opportunity to improve our working and living conditions.
A classical example of an inductive bias is Occam's Razor, which assumes that the simplest consistent hypothesis is the best.
Lurman's paper, now regarded as a classical example of an epidemiological study, proved that contaminated lymph was the source of the outbreak.
A classical example are the"social buttons" that allow the interaction of a site with social networks like Facebook, Google Plus or twitter.
The UPCHR characterized the national institution as a classical example of an ombudsperson, since he/she is elected by the Parliament by secret ballot, thereby ensuring his/her independence from all branches of state power.
A classical example of this new form is the steel and glass construction of the Crystal Palace, completed in 1851, which was revolutionary for the time and an inspiration to subsequent decades.
Africa presents a classical example of how those menaces compromise not only peace and security, but also development, thus militating against respect for human rights.
A classical example of the construction of a quadratic field is to take the unique quadratic field inside the cyclotomic field generated by a primitive p-th root of unity, with p a prime number> 2.
A classical example of this is the duality of the platonic solids, in which the cube and the octahedron form a dual pair, the dodecahedron and the icosahedron form a dual pair, and the tetrahedron is self-dual.
The classical example of this indirect action is the seduction of Adam by Eve, his alter ego, after she herself had been seduced by the Serpent by means of the fruit of the Tree of knowledge of Good and Evil.
The classical example of such an action is, on the one hand, diseases of bacterial or viral origin, and on the other the active fight against these diseases by means of vaccination, serotherapy etc.
A classical example for the case in which supposed interpretation may have turned into a modification of a treaty is the understanding of the ICJ of Article 27(3) of the United Nations Charter with respect to the non-consideration of abstentions of permanent members of the Security Council.