Sentence examples for traditional analyses from inspiring English sources

The overseas debt of most countries is denominated in currencies the governments cannot print and its citizens do not use, which is one reason crises can sneak up on traditional analyses.

He suggested the time had come to rethink "purist political positions and barren traditional analyses".The inter-factional debate in Gaza has failed, so far, to draft an agreed declaration on the aims of the 23-month-old Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation, or the principles of any future political settlement with Israel.

Traditional analyses, however, rely on empirical formulae containing a large number of (often arbitrary) independent variables.

Usually, such traditional analyses have shed an Unconnected Drought Runs (UDR) approach towards droughts.

Traditional analyses use the linear elastic stress intensity factor K to describe the stresses near a loaded crack.

The method of formalising expert opinion and knowledge complements traditional analyses based on the measurement of spatial ecological indicators.

Our method allows testing of a broader class of hypotheses than traditional analyses such as the classical comparative CT.

For some conditions, the traditional analyses of RTs would indicate a benefit in performance with cognitive fusion compared to either single sensor alone (Fig. 5).

The numerical accuracy and stability associated with the treatment of the moving boundary is shown to be comparable to more traditional analyses which incorporate the Murray Landis transformation.

This has opened up an avenue for further development and understanding of these machines which has not been possible through traditional analyses and experimental testing.

Using a case study for the Belize Barrier Reef we compare reserve networks generated using our new approach with the results of traditional analyses.