Sentence examples for classical applications from inspiring English sources

I will argue that information theory lies at the center of data science, offering insights beyond its classical applications.

The continuous liquid-to-solid transition near Tg, the glass transition, has a profound significance in connection with classical applications of glasses.

While classical applications are monolingual, such as voice commands or monolingual destination input, the trend goes towards multilingual applications.

The classical applications of codes over rings, namely low correlation sequences, Euclidean lattices, and combinatorial designs, are reviewed.

In addition to classical applications in powder diffraction, the quasi two-dimensional detector will be used for rapid texture measurements, where high separation of peaks is necessary.

Digital image-projection and video-projection are the classical applications of Digital Micromirror Devices (DMD) but further applications in the field of optical metrology are also possible.

The classical application of theory of sampling (TOS) is univariate.

The visual servoing approach is used in a classical application: a corridor following.

A mathematical model of the reactor is developed by classical application of mass balances for Cr VI) and Fe, both corroborated in a bench scale electrochemical reactor.

In the classical application of the population balance method to ball mills, little effort is made to isolate the influence of the strength of the particles on grinding kinetics.

The hanging mercury (Hg) drop electrode (HMDE) has a classical application as a tool to study adsorption and desorption processes of surface organic films due to its: (a) atomically smooth surface and, (b) hydrophobicity at its potential of zero charge.