Sentence examples for classical operations from inspiring English sources

Other classical labels like Universal Classics, have cut back as well to reflect that demand, but it appears that BMG Entertainment is the first to consider a restructuring that joins some classical operations with counterparts on the popular music side.

Lattice programming had a profound effect on economics and in such classical operations research areas as production planning, project planning and scheduling, reliability and maintenance, and network optimization, she said.

We generalize the classical operations between IA-relations to IAfuz-relations, as well as the concepts of minimality and local consistency, referring to the framework of Fuzzy Constraint Satisfaction Problem.

It consists of three classical operations: 1.

It provides differentiation and integration tools based on non-Newtonian operations instead of classical operations.

There are three classical operations in the two-scan algorithm: first image scan, equivalences resolution, and second image scan.

The "classical" operation involves making an incision on the top or on the sole of the foot.

This reduces the long-term continuous scenarios into a limited number of classical operation modes.

As this process requires the release of Me-THF via the glycine decarboxylase complex, it represents a distinct feature compared to the classical operation of the serine cycle.

A fuzzy logic-based expert system replaced the classical process control system for operation of the bioreactor, continuing to optimize denitrification rates and eliminate discharge of toxic by-products (i.e. NO2−, NO, N2O or H2S).

Moreover, in place of the classical unit operations found in commodity production (distillation, absorption, extraction etc)., more exotic operations such as emulsification, spray cooling, extrusion, coating and granulation are relevant to formulated product elaboration.