Sentence examples for opposite to classical from inspiring English sources
Frequent solution iteration (making almost right and quickly testing the solutions) is in DPD important, which is opposite to classical methods.
Opposite to classical honeycomb configurations, gradient honeycombs feature elements of their unit cells with a regular geometry variation across the whole honeycomb panel.
In this approach, a voxel might belong to more than one class (opposite to classical k-means), and cluster association is built into the algorithm by using fuzzy membership functions [ 21, 22].
Opposite to the classical approach the formulation of an 'absolute' control cost is emphasized.
With the Toronto symphony, Machover wants the orchestra to do the opposite: to democratise classical music, while still making something that is creatively excellent.
In the opposite to the classical electrode materials LiNiO2 and LiCoO2, the structural symmetry (S.G. R-3 m) of the starting material LiCo2/3Ni1/6Mn1/6O2 is preserved during the electrochemical cycling with a small variation of the unit cell parameters.
In the present study, the expression of novel and atypical isozymes are found to be regulated in opposite way to classical isozymes by ellagic acid treatment, suggesting that novel and atypical PKCs are involved in apoptosis of lymphoma induced by ellagic acid.
Furthermore, the new technique is self-adjustable, i.e., it does not depend on user-defined parameters, as opposite to what happens with classical strategies.
In the alternative pathway, the side chain oxidation of cholesterol precedes the steroid ring modifications, first yielding 24-, 25-, and 27-hydroxycholesterol metabolites, opposite to the process in the classical pathway.
This behaviour is opposite to the fast exchange occurring for classical surfacants (sodium pentadecafluorooctanoate, SOF).
The direction of the flow in the vortex above the short blades is opposite to that below the short blades, which is completely different from the classical Rushton turbine.
