Sentence examples for differ from the existing from inspiring English sources
These solutions differ from the existing irrotational models commonly used in design and, in particular, highlight the importance of the near-surface vorticity distribution.
The theoretical model used for this purpose is characterized by several key features that, when they are considered together, make the paper differ from the existing literature.
In particular, Recommendation methods that were implemented for the aims of this work differ from the existing methods as per the type of recommendations, the implementation and the final usage.
The proposed robust position estimation algorithms differ from the existing two-step WLS algorithm for the LOS conditions, because the proposed methods employ the error variance for the sample median, and this error variance has not been applied to the two-step WLS estimator.
A cytogenetics grouping scheme derived from a cohort of transplanted patients may then differ from the existing schemes, and may allow better prognostication and stratification of patients who undergo SCT.
The QCancer 10 year risk algorithms are designed to quantify future risk of cancer and differ from the existing QCancer algorithms 3 10 which combine symptoms such as appetite loss and abdominal pain with risk factors to quantity the absolute risk that a patient has an existing cancer as yet undiagnosed to help inform the decision for further diagnostic tests.
Different types of storage sites and recycling facilities are considered within the model differing from the existing studies.
In this paper, a self designed gas foaming apparatus which differs from the existing ones has been introduced.
The paper explores the optimal design of default rules in such environments, and how it differs from the existing conceptions of efficient default rule design.
We build an EOQ-type model with a finite-time horizon, which differs from the existing model in the literature with an infinite-time horizon.
The proposed solution leads to a new event-triggering data transmission mechanism, which drastically differs from the existing event-triggered control results.
