Examples of simplicity

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We describe their second approach here owing to its simplicity.
At this stage of the work repor ted in this paper, only crisp values are considered and region values are avoided for simplicity.
The advantage of these types of model is their simplicity, which under certain conditions can even provide analytical results.
Due to the overall complexity of the resulting system, the simplicity of the pure system for overloading is lost.
Overall, viewing language acquisition as a search for simplicity changes the learning problem into a more tractable form.
However, for the sake of simplicity, we do not identify a recursive type with its unfolding.
Members admired the power and simplicity of the construction, the unified arrangement of the design and its ability to command a wide visual field.
The discreteness of the sections in these point designs is largely due to conceptual simplicity.
Four properties readily come to mind : atemporality, immutability, simplicity, and infinitude.
They're not really simple, but they have a kind of surface simplicity about them, and the language is very straightforward.
We describe here the latter approach, but, for the sake of simplicity, only the case of normal logic programs.
Mises' celebrated example of an ir regular die is unsur passed in validity and simplicity of argumentation.
The second parameter can be omitted for simplicity from this presentation because of the limited number of events we are modelling.
More than any other element of her dress, the simplicity of her accessories marked the horsewoman's good taste.
Linear tabling has several attractive advantages including its simplicity, ease of implementation, and good space efficiency.
Section 4 presents an approach for update programs characterized by its simplicity.
We note that the treatment of hidden types is almost identical to that of type parameters and so omit them for simplicity.
The main advantage of teaching is its simplicity, so that even an operator with virtually no qualifications can do it.
Therefore, however complicated this simplicity might be for the human mind, mathematics is the master tool with which to seize the truth of the world.
Rather, simplicity at the level of the pro tanto duties has tremendous practical value.
The contrast of the white tile wall and the black-framed large window array in the facade represents the clarity and simplicity of modern architecture.
Theoretical simplicity and argumentative elegance are certainly desirable, but it seems odd to require that we avoid pluralistic or otherwise "messy" explanations.
However, for simplicity we prefer to stick to full classical logic.
The popularity of the seasonal dummy variable method is partly due to its simplicity and the flexible way it can be used.
Furthermore, this simplicity of the induced knowledge coupled with a fuzzy linguistic representation makes the output particularly comprehensible.
Here, the selection of circle as the planned path is enough to meet the need, due to its simplicity of computation in a dynamic environment.
Because of this limitation and the simplicity of the source language, types are essentially ignored.
The longevity of this model is due equally to its success in a variety of important benchmark flows as it is to its simplicity.
Consequently, the latter criterion of simplicity limits the associated compositional modeller's ability to determine the appropriate scope of a system automatically.
The power and simplicity of functional programming is illustrated throughout the book.
We cannot know that the initial simplicity or elegance will remain once the details are worked out.
First, for simplicity, consider a single instrumental part.
The use of a pivot representation for the linguistic knowledge while keeping, for the sake of simplicity, the initial notations as interfaces with users.
We have thus introduced deduction into spreadsheets without compromising on its basic simplicity and ease-of-use from the end-user perspective.
Nevertheless, when it is economically conceived in this simplicity, "labor" is as modern a category as are the relations which create this simple abstraction.
There are, however, problems with it, even if we leave aside the simplicity of the dimensions.
The language has an extraordinary transparency, unity and simplicity of shading; it conceals an exceedingly skilful control of detail and pacing, and a factual economy.
We call the resulting set of types, extended channel types, or just types for simplicity.
One could define the induced marking for maps that do not satisfy these assumptions, but for simplicity of exposition we keep the assumptions.
Compared to the existing diagnosis-based surveillance system, symptom-based surveillance has the advantages of timeliness and simplicity.
A recurring theme throughout is the attempt, by consecutive administrations, to render issues of take-up increasingly simple, albeit utilising notions of simplicity constructed politically.
In order to maintain simplicity, we used a simple profit maximization function as the objective for each of the agent groups.
Other impor tant justifications and considerations are examined in light of the simplicity of the model.
Directness of communication is not to be confused with simplicity of message.
Incidentally, the focusstructure restrictions on ne-cl are not normally satisfied in attributives, but we can disregard this point here, for simplicity (see below).
Sand grains' ping-pong-like movement becomes obvious and dune formation simplicity itself.
Learning mechanisms are viewed as searching for the simplest explanation ; simplicity provides a standard against which different grammars, hypotheses, or theories can be assessed.
Thus, if learning is a search for simplicity, overgeneral grammars are disfavoured, even given only positive evidence.
However, for simplicity many investigations assume a constant mass and charge for dust particles.
Neither hypothesis is better in terms of simplicity, conservativism, fruitfulness, scope, or testability.
The explicit method has been very popular because of its simplicity and ease of implementation.
The appealing feature of these approaches is the extreme simplicity of the supporting procedures for their application and porting to new tag-sets.
Although binary relations are classes of equivalent representations, for simplicity we often use representations instead of classes.
A planar geometry is preferred for analytical treatment because of its simplicity.
Z pinches have long been interesting to plasma physicists because of the simplicity of their geometry.
However, for simplicity we will assume that the given board does satisfy the basic requirements.
In addition to the dynamic structure of the section, a formal unity is enforced by a development from complexity to simplicity.
A preference for zero on simplicity grounds does not enter into the matter.
The reason for this control simplicity is the additional information about working areas provided by the ultrasonic system in addition to numerical ranges.
Since there are an infinite number of hypotheses which entail the data in this case, simplicity is of the utmost importance.
Take a model of strong simplicity, for example.
However, this is not crucial if one takes the view that formal simplicity can play a role in rule generalisation.
In conclusion, because of their simplicity and specific properties, lattice gas systems can be studied directly ignoring certain irrelevant information.
In this work one finds more simplicity than in the author's previous works, especially in the orchestra.
However, for simplicity, no such interaction is modelled in these simulations.
To make our system as stark as possible, and to maintain relative simplicity, we eliminate all exogenous uncertainty from the economy we study.
Section 3 are affected by the presence of a linear trend in the cointegrating relations so that, for simplicity, this case will be excluded there.
The simple model of annotations, through its very simplicity, made it hard to account adequately for ambiguities, or under-specification, in the analysis.
Talk about the game requires no sophisticated analysis of systems and tactics, but rather a shared passion for its simplicities.
Let us assume for simplicity's sake that these plants should reduce emissions by at least two-thirds of their total emissions.
Thinking about these questions starts to dissolve the simplicities of self-regulation.
By invoking the certitudes and simplicities of an idealized past, religion bolsters the individual's capacity to face up to the uncertainties of fast-paced city life.
On the other hand, the format sacrifices depth for breadth, and the brevity required for so many entries has led to simplicities.
In the diagrams the applied forces are linear and uniformly distributed for simplicity's sake; however this need not be the case.
Then, for the sake of saving breath and time, and for simplicity's sake, one makes known what single word will be used instead of the phrase.
Transparency and simplicity coincide here: what is simple in form is also transparent in meaning.
Simplicity of form is also a consideration early on.
The typology of a language, then, affects how simplicity and transparency interact.
We turn now to a more detailed characterization of transparency of meaning and simplicity of form in children's interpretation and construction of complex words.
At the same time, they should also rely on simplicity, and so, for example, may add appropriate suffixes incorrectly, without the morphological changes needed.
Along with it we find that of nature - civilization, involving the pair simplicity - complexity.
Indeed, he may not mean that they ever are received in their simplicity.
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