neo-classical
1neo-classical — also neoclassical, style of art, architecture, etc., influenced by classical patterns, 1859, especially in reference to 18th century English literature; from NEO (Cf. neo ) + CLASSICAL (Cf. classical). Related: Neo classicism/neoclassicism …
2Neo-classical metal — Stylistic origins Traditional heavy metal, speed metal, shred Cultural origins 1970s 1980s, United States, Great Britain, Sweden, Germany, Argentina Typical instruments Electr …
3Neo classical (Darkwave) — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Neoclassical (Darkwave) Orígenes musicales: Darkwave, Ethereal Wave, Música neoclásica, Neofolk, Rock Gótico. Orígenes culturales: Años 1980 en Estados Unidos. Instrumentos …
4Neo-classical economic — neo classical economics …
5neo-classical economic — neo classical economics …
6neo-classical economists — neo classical economics …
7NEO-CLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE — The revival of classicism is a recurring theme in the history of architecture. From the earliest establishment of an architectural canon in Ancient Greece and its further codification in Ancient Rome, architects throughout time have been… …
8Neo-classical school — Criminology and Penology Schools Chicago School · Classical School Conflict Criminology Environmental Criminology Feminist School · …
9neo-classical economics — Economics, as an academic discipline, is predominantly the study of the allocation of scarce resources to alternative uses via market prices. The dominant paradigm in modern economics is neo classical theory which developed from the so called… …
10Neo-classical contract — A Neo classical contract is a form of contract, defined by McNeil, describing a contract dependant upon trilateral governance, in which third party assistance is used for resolving disputes or evaluating performance.[1] Such contracts form a… …