Sentence examples for a less complex system from inspiring English sources

"Yoruba can be very confusing for younger readers because it has so many inflections, so we using a less complex system to appeal to them," says Yoruba service editor Temidayo Olofinsawo.

That said, she posits that blockchain could at some point in the future be deemed an attractive alternative mechanism for states and companies to settle on a less complex system to determine obligations under global tax law, for example.

A time series characterized by fluctuations across fewer time scales would yield a steeper slope, i.e. a larger α-value, indicating a less complex system.

Second, there is some uncertainty regarding the interpretation of data obtained by methodological approaches appropriate for a less complex system.

While in the weak form, a less complex system (and thus more cosmologically common) is found that is able to achieve Darwinian evolution.

Should such a less complex system be discovered, the breakthrough system as Koonin describes it will have been falsified; however, even this less complex system is likely to be vanishingly rare and consequently also requires the anthropic principle to account for its occurrence on Earth.

This chapter highlights different approaches that use the structure in the source output in a different manner, resulting in a significantly less complex system.

Also, on the advance of electric vehicles, apart from their ecological advantages, they will change the dynamic of who can operate in that space as the electric vehicle is a much less complex system.

The information content is a numerical measure of disorder (i.e. unperturbed system) over order (i.e. less complex system by deleting subunits from the network).

This highly multilevel transcriptional regulation seen in myogenesis can be interpreted as an example of 'correlated evolution' where the increase of complex processes is accompanied by the expansion of the relevant regulatory systems whilst in less complex systems a shallower regulatory system can be provided.

He said the modelling revealed that the cost of the scheme was lower than previously thought, since a less complex benefits system, combined with more generous tapers, made it easier for claimants to realise they would be better off in work.