Sentence examples for relative to classical from inspiring English sources

Case studies illustrate the method's superior performance relative to classical analytical techniques for determining absorber parameters.

The main reason for this might be that perceptual feature vectors model the valence axis more efficiently relative to classical features.

With the introduction of "omics" technologies into toxicological research, the question arises as to how sensitive these technologies are relative to classical regulatory toxicity parameters.

Improving the predictivity of macroscale predictions by means of multiscale algorithms relative to classical at-scale models is the primary motivation for the development of multiscale simulators.

Note that there is currently no proof that a quantum algorithm can solve an NP-complete problem in polynomial time, so the efficiency of quantum computers relative to classical computers could turn out to be illusory.

The point of the procedure is to avoid the evaluation of the function for specific inputs in the determination of the global property, and it is this feature — impossible in the Boolean logic of classical computation — that leads to the speed-up relative to classical algorithms.

Both reactors produce a 100 to 150 fold increase in the surface area per unit volume of the reaction liquid inside the reactor relative to a classical annular reactor design and a 10 to 20 fold increase relative to an immersion-type reactor using classical lamps.

This algorithm is very important for structures characterized by a softening process, in which the pre-buckling nonlinearity depresses the buckling level relative to the classical one.

The Monte Carlo computational simulation results show that the proposed weighted quantile regression with the local conditional density as the weight is more efficient relative to the classical quantile regression and some existing weighted quantile regression estimators.

As an emerging population, South Asians (SAs) bear a disproportionately high burden of CVD relative to underlying classical risk factors, partly attributable to a greater prevalence of insulin resistance and diabetes and distinct genetic and epigenetic influences.

The greatest proportion of monocytes in the normal and injured liver in humans belong to the CD14++CD16+ intermediate subset although this population dramatically increases following liver injury owing to increased transepithelial migration of this population relative to the classical CD14++CD16- and the CD14loCD16+ monocyte subsets as well as to their increased in situ differentiation.