simplification

Examples of simplified

simplified

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

This leads to a large tensor product which can then be simplified using the techniques from the preceding section.
This statement is true, but defining an extension of the simplified system is not a matter of straightforward substitution.
That is, can the knowledge engineering, and implementation stages be substantially simplified?
As a simplified representation of the farm labour force, the farmer carries out tasks on both sows and batches.
We then investigated this simplified model by first looking for steady solutions.
None of the simplified approaches gives a picture of plasma evolution that does not diverge over time from the real plasma macroscopic evolution.
As syntax is now not responsible for determining every semantic distinction, it is to some degree liberated from semantics and can therefore be considerably simplified.
The use of statically stable gaits enables their control to be simplified.
This results in simplified equations describing the velocity and magnetic field in the transition layer near the reconnection line.
Here we described a simplified scheme where only atomic computational needs are inserted.
These results indicate that simplified texts exhibited more semantic similarity within sentences and within paragraphs than did authentic texts.
The rules used in the examples throughout the remainder of the article have been simplified slightly for reasons of exposition.
This indicates that some sentences with negative expressions can be simplified into affirmative expressions.
Since the manipulator dynamics is highly nonlinear and coupled, most researchers adopted various simplified models.
The third axis relates to the psychiatric status simplified to a psychotic group incorporating schizophrenia, delusional disorders, affective psychosis and organic psychosis.
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