Sentence examples for differing from the traditional from inspiring English sources
Differing from the traditional permutation diffusion architecture, an efficient symmetric image encryption algorithm is designed in this paper.
Differing from the traditional chemical grafting, the ion implantation technique was also used to introduce NH2 and COOH groups onto MWCNTs, and graphene which was found to result in favorable effects on their biocompatibility in our previous works [13 16].
On account of this, this paper introduces a master synchronization differing from the traditional mechanism in wireless communication to simplify transceiver and lower the power consumption in tag nodes.
First, differing from the traditional maternal role that concentrated on caretaking, the primary responsibility of the mother involves making plans and decisions for her child's development, from selecting educational organizations to arranging daily activities.
A possible motor CPG architecture, differing from the traditional unit pattern generator (UPG) framework with a separate interneuron pool driving each muscle's motoneurons [11, 16], was proposed based on experimental results on turtle scratching rhythms [4] (Fig. 2, left).
In this paper, differing from the traditional design methods, which are based on a single optical axis system, considering the habitual conduct of using eyes, we present a new design method for spectacle lenses based on multi-optical-axis system.
It outlines how this approach differs from the traditional way of examining errors and how it leads to different types of solutions.
It differs from the traditional dish in that it is stuffed with delicious sticky glutinous rice and roasted whole over an open flame.
Notably, the new battery uses an organic solvent-based electrolyte, which differs from the traditional electrolytes used in lithium-ion batteries.
In both cases, what was valuable about the F.B.I.'s analysis was precisely the way in which it differed from the traditional "big picture," probabilistic inference-making of the analyst.
"I have often been asked how my characters differ from the traditional, larger-than-life heroes of the mythical West," Mr. Kelton said in an interview with The Dallas Morning News in 2007.
