simplified form

collocation in English

meanings of simplifyand form

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simplify
verb[T]
uk /ˈsɪm.plɪ.faɪ/ us /ˈsɪm.plə.faɪ/
to make something less complicated and therefore easier to do ...
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form
noun
uk /fɔːm/ us /fɔːrm/
a paper or set of papers printed with spaces in which answers to questions can be written or information can be recorded in an ...
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Examples of simplified form

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This simple model presents the key features of any larger construct, albeit in spare and highly simplifiedform.
Figure 4 shows the procedure in simplifiedform.
These letters have quasistandard names as well, which is a simplifiedform that omits the final glottal stop.
With this final step, then, we have included the different elements of the three-stage exposition in a simplifiedform.
These latter utterances especially could be viewed as a simplifiedform of conjoined clauses.
All the techniques developed in this paper can be applied (often in simplifiedform) to this variant.
Even in this simplifiedform the problem still remains rather hard.
In this regard, when a syllable deletion process takes place, the child may produce the simplifiedform without being aware of the full target form.
We shall now deduce a simplifiedform of this nonlinearity by disregarding the corrections due to dispersion and diffraction.
This presentation contains several of the elements pointed out above that we saw in adult per formances, but, as expected, in simplifiedform.
To avoid technical difficulties, we state the result here in a slightly simplifiedform.
Odersky et al. (1995) describe a simplifiedform of single-parameter parametric overloading.
By their very nature architects' models tend to have variable amounts of detail with their own buildings modelled accurately and the surroundings shown in a simplifiedform.
Lighthill (1969, $13) summarizes these in an approximate, simplifiedform.
This simplifiedform of space and time dependence is valid as long as the laser pulse envelope remains nearly constant during the interaction time with the particle.
In some territories, however, it is proposed as an interim measure to take a simplifiedform of population enumeration.
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That does not mean surely that it is impossible to get a simplifiedform of book-keeping!
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