Sentence examples for a crude simplification from inspiring English sources

Once again, this is a crude simplification.

But a crude simplification would go like this.

The grouping of these different belts into this single system is thus only a crude simplification.

This synopsis is a crude simplification, since identities are highly fluid in "Lazarus". The script, by Mr. Bowie and Mr. Walsh (the fine outré Irish playwright who did the Tony-winning book for the musical "Once"), switches between passages of flat-footed, literal-minded exposition and cryptic collegiate dialogue in which it's suggested that what you're seeing is only a Newton-spun illusion.

As Backhaus and Faust indicated, it is a crude simplification to add the impact of a chemical where the most sensitive receptor is fish to one where the most sensitive receptor is an invertebrate (25).

Assuming transmission parameters were constant in time throughout the epidemic is obviously a crude simplification.

Of course, any crude simplification should be avoided: the author emphasizes that 18th century France was beginning to develop as a consumer society, in particular thanks to colonial products such as sugar and coffee.

For displacement piles, which are either pushed or hammered into the ground, such an approach is a very crude simplification.

Cumulus-derived measures of breast density are area based and are a somewhat crude simplification of the three-dimensional breast.

They represent crude simplifications of a complex reality.

However, as it has been shown above, the set of crude simplifications has to be introduced in order to manage the mathematical complexity of the analytical model.