Sentences with phrase «as classic examples of»

It's classic Lucy as well as a classic example of automation gone awry.

No stranger to capturing media attention with gimmicks and protest, Avella seems to have gotten this one right when he stated, «The culture in Albany of «What happens in Albany stays in Albany» has to stop... Assembly Member Silver... is now seen as the classic example of the dysfunction and back room deals that has plagued Albany for decades.

The real Sir Isaac Newton serves as a classic example of how the scientific method involves forming hypotheses, then testing them by looking at data and experiments.

As the Nile perch is a skilful predator, with a large mouth and a voracious appetite, it has previously been regarded by biologists as a classic example of an invasive species which can literally «eat up» the biodiversity of an ecosystem.

As the Ice Bucket Challenge began to sweep across the nation in 2014, it was criticized as a classic example of «slacktivism,» or activism that requires little actual effort (like signing an online petition, for example, or championing a cause in your Facebook status).

The Empire Strikes Back acts as the classic example of a great «middle chapter» flick, and others like The Two Towers succeed in that regard as well.

While it isn't exactly remembered as a classic example of»70s science fiction, Demon Seed touches on some interesting themes, and if nothing else, will succeed in weirding you the hell out.

Some have viewed it as a classic example of the American sweeping in and solving the problems of the poor foreign nationals while others have seen it as simply a poor choice in plotting or more than a little bit racist.

Thus, this media reporting stands as a classic example of how scientists get caught up trying to counter supposed myths but end up perpetuating others, and miss an opportunity to actually educate the public.

But that's an entirely different issue from the very simple one about Mann's correlation of sediments from Finnish bridge building with global climate fields — something that may qualify as a classic example of spurious correlation, up with Yule's original alcoholism and C of E marriages.

His television series became his undoing as a classic example of how extremism is its own undoing.

«It is still referred to today as a classic example of what not to do», according to the Guardian.

Barnes & Noble's setup may end up as a classic example of what's become known as «clicks and mortar,» the combination of store and cyber retailing.

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Look at Dr. Irwin Jacobs, the co-founder and founding CEO of Qualcomm, as a classic example.

The billionaire investor also pointed to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos as the «classic example» of someone who knows how to delight his customers.

The answer would seem to be that anti-Jewish prejudice is the classic example of that dislike and fear of strangers which the Greeks knew as xenophobia and which appears as a familiar phenomenon among primitive peoples and peoples reverting to primitivism.

It's a classic example of a case where Apple might be technically correct, but when taken as part of an issue that's already generated millions of angry Facebook posts, giving customers the benefit of the doubt really wouldn't hurt.

The classic examples in corporate crime are the charges fired back at Eliot Spitzer during his time as Attorney General when he exposed a wide range of practices in the financial services industry.

Mexico in 1994/95 provides a classic example of the international lender - of - last - resort in operation, and most observers would regard this as a success.

There just isn't one» is a classic example of the logic fallacy known as the «argument from ignorance».

Or, take the Nazis, a classic example in which an entire society decided that genocide was a good thing (e.g. their own standard of morality) but we wouldn't accept that standard as correct or say that individual Nazis under such regime were doing the right thing when complying with the Nazi standard of morality.

Dalin quotes Newsweek columnist Kenneth L Woodward as stating that Cornwell's book is «a classic example of what happens when an ill - equipped journalist assumes the air of sober scholarship... Errors of fact and ignorance of context appear on every page».

(The cliched but classic example would be Milgram's experiment — but recent studies, such as one reported by the New York Times at the beginning of this month, reveal similar things).

Gustav Aulen's contention, for example, that the New Testament teaching on Christ's death is teaching simply about his conquest of the devil — the «classic motif» falls into this category as does Karl Barth's understanding of evil conveyed in his term das Nichtige or Karl Rahner's «supernatural existential.»

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John of the Cross, for example, used the Song in the sixteenth century as the basis for a classic Spanish poem, «Spiritual Canticle,» which he composed while he was in prison.

The classic example is the insertion of the «Epochal Theory of Time» in Science and the Modern World, forcing the eventual transformation of what, in that book, had initially been a Spinozistic approach to creativity as the one, undifferentiated underlying activity (with «events» of varied temporal duration as the «modes» of this underlying process) toward the Leibnizian monadology of actual entities (each a kind of time - quantum) that finally appeared subsequently in Process and Reality.

Although the New Deal Democracy is often seen as an economic coalition of the «have - nots» against the economic elite, FDR's alignment was also a classic example of ethnocultural politics, an alliance of southern evangelical Protestants, northern Catholics and Jews, black Protestants, and the small secular population.

As Alter observes in a note, these lines are a classic example of antithetical parallelism.

Here's a classic example of the barnum effect: Jesus did not set a specific date as to when the world would end.

Rev. Dr. Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY, is often cited as an example of the classic «culture warrior.»

Some of the best examples, such as H.G. Well's Time Machine (1895) and War of the Worlds (1898), became classics.

In fact, I'm pretty sure it's a classic example of muffins masquerading as cake.

We are looking at a classic example of the stark stacked - box architecture once described by Henrik Bull, an American designer of ski homes, as Brutalist Bauhaus.

This is a classic example of Pro's versus Joe's with the public pounding the favored Crimson Tide and sharp bettors pouncing on the Rebels as a home underdog.

Orta has been described as «the main problem» and the «scapegoat» and that's a classic example of what Leeds United fans see, everything very differently.

There's no easy solution here, as this student is a classic example of broader cultural values at work, but fact finding and recognizing that the problem exists is a key first step.

Each classic serves as a different «primer» for a variety of categories, so — for example — Pride and Prejudice teaches counting, Les Misérables introduces French, and The Jungle Book covers animals.

This classic 2 hour lecture was filmed when Jane Nelsen had children at home and shared many of the personal stories of how she used Positive Discipline tools with her own family — as well as examples from participants in her parenting groups.

Google Ads are the classic example, with ads being served based on each unique search query, but Google now also sells text ads on thousands of sites across the web, and similar ad networks have sprung up as well.

The clear goal was to insert the campaign's preferred campaign image of the vice presidential candidate alongside other discussion of her on the web (let's guess the keyword buy: «Sarah Palin»), and as such it's a classic example of how to use the «net to spread your message independent of traditional filters.

State Senate lawyers argued over the weekend that the Senate's practice of paying members stipends for committee chairmanships they do not hold were legal, constitutionally defensible and proper as «a classic example of internal administrative prerogatives.»

The Mail front page yesterday was a classic [example] of the finest of British journalism, because it had a BBC story as its main lead, headlined, «Sex Pig».

General secretary Chris Keates described the EBac as «a classic example of the relentlessly elitist approach of the Coalition to education».

Examples include classics like Aristotel's «Politics», Hobbes» «Leviathan», and Adam Smith's «Wealth of Nations» as well as innumerable others.

The classic example is the sickle cell gene — people with one copy of the gene are strongly protected against malaria but those with two copies of the gene develop a life - threatening condition known as sickle - cell disease.

A quick look reveals this to be a classic example of a professional biography written as autobiography.

The reason I chose this as a topic was because I write this monthly feature that tracks how a technology starts its life from basic science, how it's transferred from basic science findings into the early phases of the technology, and this is a classic example because it goes from an understanding about how evolution works all the way to the early phases of developing a drug.

The type of learning that alcohol and other addictive drugs may promote is best described as «subconscious» reward - based conditioning, much like the classic example of Pavlov's dog.

For example, he says, Honoré de Balzac's The Human Comedy was released in serial form as a work of «popular» fiction, but has since attained the status of a classic.