Sentence examples for differing from the classical from inspiring English sources

Differing from the classical discrete scheme for Caputo derivative at (t=t_{n}), the L2-(1_{scheme) scheme approximates the Caputo derivative at (t=t_{n+sigma}), and it will be used in this paper.

The last modification that we made is that once a subsample was labeled and the top most confidently labeled instances were selected to augment the originally labeled dataset, we simply discard the rest of the subsample, thereby differing from the classical co-training approach [ 38] and from the original co-training ensemble approach [ 11].

It is shown that near the free outer surface and the inner core shell interface, the non-classical solution for the stress field considerably differs from the classical one, while this difference practically vanishes in the bulk regions of the nanowire.

This criterion differs from the classical economical one.

However, stimulus delivery differed from the classical task in three key respects.

Such popular poems often contain dialect forms, and the metres differ from the classical quantitative system.

The form differs from the Classical style in that it is less constrained (there may be chromatic alterations).

D2 receptor desensitization and internalization have been studied extensively in heterologous expression systems and differ from the classical model in several respects.

But if people irrationally give greater weight to some scenarios than to others, their decisions will differ from the classical calculation.

This regime differs from the classical one where resonance is sought at low Helmholtz numbers He⪡1 and large Strouhal numbers St⪢1.

It differs from the classical finite element method in which derivatives of a function are usually obtained by differentiating the shape function used to approximate the function.