Sentence examples for more classical approach from inspiring English sources

The earliest, from 2005, evince a more classical approach to the figure.

Foster's 2,200-seat 2,200-seats a more classical approachousetakesacked horseshoe balconies surrounding a sprawling stage.

Versions of "Mercury and Argus" by Velazquez and Rubens again contrast the Spaniard's eye for the unexpected with the Fleming's more classical approach.

The performance was compared to a more classical approach based on logistic regression (LR) models, using the same original information summarised into 19 variables by correspondence analysis (CA).

At King in SoHo, Francis Derby, who worked at Momofuku Ssam Bar, WD50 and avant-garde spots like Atlas, Tailor and Gilt, has subdued his inventive impulses somewhat for a more classical approach.

First, a more classical approach is employed giving rise to separate flight dynamics controller (H2 optimal, with sufficient roll-off) and an active damper for most prominent lateral flexible modes on top of that (mixed-sensitivity H∞ design).

This chapter describes the fairly new concept of information-gap uncertainty, whose differences from more classical approaches to uncertainty are real and deep.

A comparative study of STM solutions, including ReduxSTM, and other more classical approaches to the parallelization of reduction operations is presented in terms of time, memory and overhead.

The method ascertains that, unlike in more classical approaches, after finding the global minimum and a number of local ones on the way, the algorithm continues the exploration and identifies new local minima.

This, again, is a departure from more classical approaches.

Here, in black, this fated queen's as stylish as this production is sleek, and the effect is thrilling, if not exactly like the more classical approaches to this most often produced of the bard's work.