The phrase "a simplified life" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means leading a life that is less complicated or less stressful. Example: After years of living in a fast-paced city, Jane moved to the countryside for a more simplified life.
He could see how his son turned out to be a superstar content to live a simplified life.
This paper assesses the environmental impacts of a standard 20-foot cargo container with a simplified life cycle assessment study, focusing especially on green-house gas emissions.
On this basis, the environmental impacts over the whole life cycle are calculated using a simplified life cycle analysis (LCA) based on the ecoinvent data sets, but also incorporating real-life data as and where available.
Even if a detailed LCA modeling of an individual car is not available for all its technical parts, a simplified life cycle assessment can be performed with comparative calculations based on LCA models published in detail: As an example, lifetime carbon footprints were estimated here according to the conversion of a used Smart in the laboratory of the authors (Figure 2).
Even as Mizrahi stresses the importance of a simplified life, she lives by the principle of commitment, something she learned by studying yoga and serving as a yoga instructor for more than 20 years.
The model describes a simplified life-cycle of sea turtles (fig. 1).
I know this firsthand as I began making the transition to a more simplified life a few years ago.
In creating an appliance that simplified life with elegant functionality, Ms. Zittel used design to make a social comment.
As an alternative, the value of Bayesian statistics is exemplified using real data and a simplified fatigue life substantiation model from industry.
Environmental data are presented for material groups to be used in simplified life cycle assessments at an early stage in product design.
In the new simplified life there had to be a balance.
