Sentence examples for classical areas from inspiring English sources

Although control theory has deep connections with classical areas of mathematics, such as the calculus of variations and the theory of differential equations, it did not become a field in its own right until the late 1950s and early 1960s.

Slepian sequences and PSWFs [9, 10] have been used for long in classical areas as varied as spectrum estimation [11] and constantly find applications to new areas such as semiconductor simulation [12] or compressive sensing [13].

Until recently archaeologists wrongly regarded countries such as Greece, Italy and Turkey as the only classical areas worthy of study, said Philip Kiernan, Professor in Roman Archaeology of U.S. Buffalo University.

Indeed, previous studies have used the technique in TBI, and typically found consistent reductions in fractional anisotropy (FA) in classical areas affected by TAI, even when conventional MRI showed no lesion.

This may explain why we did not find BOLD signal increases in the classical areas related to free choice in the subjective context.

Prominent classical areas are emulsions and dispersions but also the field of nucleation and growth has encountered much interest at least since the times of Wolfgang Ostwald [ 29].

The classical area control method was used to assist in forest production regulation.

Linear mechanical systems with periodic impulse excitation are related to the classical area of dynamical analysis.

The classical area function technique used for nanoindentation measurements is compared to the two-slope method, a recent method rarely used which is based on the calculation, at maximum load, of the slopes of the loading and unloading curves.

We give examples from our own research where we have for instance used machine learning techniques to predict NMR spectra of biological metabolites and applied those in computer-assisted structure elucidation systems for metabolites [1 3] – a classical area of cheminformatics which is now seeing a renaissance in the context of metabolomics.

Austria is part of the classical area of central Europe to which alveolar echinococcosis (AE) is endemic.