Sentence examples for using the standard approach from inspiring English sources

Therefore, unlike in BB84, I AB and I AE are not functions of D and that prevents us from proving the security using the standard approach.

All subsampling trials using the standard approach failed to report rotavirus, similar to VirMAP.

A comparison of irradiance environment maps computed using the standard approach (left) and our technique (right) for the Eucalyptus Grove environment.

Because the planes are spending more time at higher altitudes in less dense air and less time in fuel-wasting slow flight configuration, aircraft performing the CDA used approximately 500 pounds less fuel than those using the standard approach procedure.

The multiscale framework is shown to lead to supply chain designs that have reduced emissions and slightly increased production cost compared to designs obtained using the standard approach.

Instead of using the standard approach, a common strategy deployed by the astrophysicists, that treats the uncertainty as fixed and known and obtains the best-fit values of the parameters, we propose a multistage analysis to prevent underestimation of the error bars on the model parameters and increase the accuracy of the analysis results.

This strongly implies that using the standard approaches of "business-like negotiations" favored by Western diplomats will only backfire.

We establish general design principles using the standard approaches of (i) direct discrete-time design via approximation and (ii) discretization of a continuous-time observer (emulation).

A growing interest in monitoring cardiac output (CO) noninvasively has emerged; however, its determination has been difficult using the standard approaches.

And how much capital should firms that use internal ratings put aside, compared with those that use the standard approach?This last question is particularly tricky.

We used the standard approach of censoring patients with prior opposite pole episodes in assessing time to depressive/mood elevation recurrence (Tohen et al. 1990).