simplification

simplify | American Dictionary

simplify
verb[ T ]
us/ˈsɪm·pləˌfɑɪ/
to make something less complicated and therefore easier to understand:
We’re looking for ways to simplify the process of applying for US citizenship.

simplification

noun[ C/U ]us/ˌsɪm·plə·fɪˈkeɪ·ʃən/

Examples of simplify

simplify
Variables within time points were permitted to correlate; however, these relations are not shown to simplify presentation.
This again simplifies component development by removing much of the burden of protocol-level error-checking.
First, several simplifying assumptions surrounding the disease process and treatment were necessary to construct the model.
This leads to a large tensor product which can then be simplified using the techniques from the preceding section.
That is, can the knowledge engineering, and implementation stages be substantially simplified?
Admittedly, they represent useful starting points because they simplify the analysis.
The use of bounding volumes allows to simplify the mathematical representation and reduces the computational complexity.
In order to simplify numerical computations, it is further assumed that the young individual solves his decision problem after observing his parent's current decisions.
The application of these assays to the current prevention strategies will simplify the prevention practice and rationalise the use of antibiotics.
To simplify the interpretation we, instead, conducted multiple logistic regression analysis, using four definitions of a positive response, based on the intensity of the response.
We then investigated this simplified model by first looking for steady solutions.
The effects of simplified and elaborated texts on foreign language reading comprehension.
This simplifies the problem significantly, where very complex scenarios are reduced to simple equivalent scenarios.
The use of statically stable gaits enables their control to be simplified.
These systems integrate alternative methods for small problems and heuristics to simplify entries before starting the elimination process.
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