Sentence examples for a simplified picture from inspiring English sources

Despite Chantereau Le Febvre's reservations, in the end he succumbed to current fashion and endorsed a simplified picture of feudal institutions.

In a simplified picture of a heating run on the common heat-flux DSC, the furnace of the DSC is heated up at a fixed scanning rate.

Scientists for the most seem to acknowledge that their models give a simplified picture of a slice of reality in which certain features are accented and others ignored.

This is of course a simplified picture since field, tenor and mode are not single dimensions but rather each is a set of parameters (cf. for example, Halliday 1978; Martin 1992a; Hasan 1999).

However, due to a simplified picture of the underlying physical processes, empirical power-law (PL) fits, and Langmuir Hinshelwood (LH) expressions may not be reliable when extrapolated to conditions which were not included in the parameterization process.

We show that, for all practical situations where the reactant penetration in the pore is significant, a simplified picture of a smooth pore with an effective reactivity Keff can be used to describe the efficiency of a rough pore.

Unfortunately, without values for R, which in any case is likely to vary between genes, and k, our model - which, like all such models, presents a greatly simplified picture of an extremely complex process - does not allow us predict the optimal number of stop codons in a particular genome.

One may infer from the hypothesis of a uniform slip over a rectangular fault model which is a very simplified picture, and thus, strong differences may infer from sites close (in the near field to the fault plane.

The critics claim that media ecologists draw an overly simplified picture of a technologically determined social change.

A more simplified picture of the extensive literature on health allows a discussion based on two main perspectives.

Single model compounds have been widely used, but they give a quite simplified picture.