Sentence examples for more classical techniques from inspiring English sources

We systematically analyze encryption approaches based on key-dependent subband structures in terms of their impact on compression performance, their computational complexity and the level of security they provide as compared to more classical techniques.

By 1883 the young man who had honed his skills copying masterpieces at the Louvre was starting to return to a more classical technique.

Firmly linked with more classical research techniques, this non-destructive technique offers an extra dimension to the cultural heritage research.

Such techniques provide dynamic information about cellular processes with subcellular resolution that has otherwise been inaccessible to more classical biochemical techniques (e.g. western blots) traditionally employed to study signal transduction.

The performance of the averaged sequential estimator is compared on a simulation study, both in terms of computation speed and accuracy of the estimations, with more classical partitioning techniques such as k-means, trimmed k-means and PAM (partitioning around medoids).

These indicators can be usefully employed in parallel with more classical imaging techniques, such as charged dye reporting of mitochondrial membrane potential, and NAD(P H autofluorescence measurements.

The dominance of conventional generation makes the control of the power sources more amenable to "classical" techniques   d.

The dark field-Makler technique was compared with the more classical bright field-slide technique currently used by our clinicians.

The Genetic Algorithms worked more efficiently than the classical techniques used earlier and the nature of the feasible solutions was clearly revealed by the Pareto-optimality concept embedded in the multi-objective optimization employed here.

Perhaps more conclusively, this implementation can be used to bridge the findings of studies utilizing the more classical and invasive oximetry techniques for examining microvascular networking [ 2, 39, 40].

This technique of proof is different, slightly simpler, shorter and more effective than classical technique.