Sentence examples for the classical context from inspiring English sources

This application seems to be new even in the classical context of periodic homogenization.

On the other hand, recently, some researchers have showed that several integral inequalities hold not only in the classical context but also for the fuzzy context.

Our log-Sobolev inequality holds in the log-subharmonic category with a constant smaller than the one for Gaussian measure in the classical context.

Perhaps Zuckerberg thought Ancient Rome's bloody struggles were so far-flung in history that any leaderly learnings he might extract would necessarily be abstract, and could be cherry-picked and selectively filtered with the classical context so comfortably remote from the modern world.

We also show that the static and dynamic problem for the flexibility model of cracked beam can be formulated within the classical context of the theory of distributions, avoiding the hindrances encountered in previous approaches to the problem.

The classical context was effectively used as a localizer, to define regions of interest (ROIs).

Even in this classical context, essential properties of uncertainty relations are exhibited.

For example, one can add a notion of inaccessible set to a weak constructive set theory and obtain a (generalised) predicative theory, while the same notion embedded in a classical context becomes extremely strong (see the sections on Predicativity in constructive set theory and Large sets in constructive and intuitionistic ZF).

Hanson begins by putting the Second World War in a "classical context".

First, we compared conditions of free choice versus instructed choice in a classical context (see below), operationally defined in the same way as the classical literature on free/instructed choices.

With the Ether project, Greenwood is setting himself up in an ostentatiously classical context.