Sentence examples for deviation from the classical from inspiring English sources
In this case γ (blue) causes the most significant deviation from the classical solution (gray) without couple stress.
Labels for individual particles like in the Schrödinger many-particle formalism do not occur any more, which is the crucial deviation from the classical notion of particles.
At the same time, the EMM is supported with the reconstruction of distribution from its moments, allowing to visualize the deviation from the classical ADE solution.
The deviation from the classical Poiseuille flow occurs not only when the driving force is nonuniform, but when the fluid viscosity depends on x∗.
Our aim is to investigate the microstructure effects on the reflection and transmission waves at the interface of two microstructured solids, and to show the possible deviation from the classical elastic solids without microstructure effects.
With the help of numerical examples, we validate the accuracy of the numerical method and show that electrostatic correlations and fluctuations could lead to a large deviation from the classical Poisson Boltzmann equation with the increase of the coupling parameter.
The observed exponents showed significant deviations from the classical 1/3rd law.
Deviations from the classical pre- and post-buckling deformation behavior are assigned to imperfections, which are categorized in extrinsic and intrinsic imperfections in this work.
ERT surveys on land mapped a typical freshwater lens underlain by a saltwater wedge, but with possible deviations from the classical model due to an adjacent tidal creek.
In addition, due to the effect of enhanced mass transport, the voltammetric response curve acquired from the nanoelectrode array exhibits large deviations from the classical diffusion-limited current transport theory.
Starting from the major approaches to valid reasoning in standard logic (semantic and proof-theoretic), we consider variations with a richer vocabulary (e.g., modalities, generalized quantifiers), as well as genuine deviations from the classical paradigm, with their linguistic or scientific motivations (e.g., intuitionistic logic, linear logic).
