| Improvisation has been a core component of both classical and nonclassical music and dance. |
| He was infuriated by the Shakespearean translations of Pierre Le Tourneur in 1776, which stimulated French appreciation of this more robust, nonclassical dramatist, and dispatched an abusive Lettre à l'Académie. |
| Another nonclassical optical system is the bifocal or trifocal spectacle lens. |
| Some nonclassical MHC molecules function as a ligand to a natural killer cell receptor and send a signal to prevent the cell lysis by the NK cell. |
| These poems are written in a nonclassical Persian that includes many colloquialisms. |
| The natures of most of the so-called nonclassical logics can be understood against the background of what has here been said. |
