Sentence examples for a sophisticated set from inspiring English sources
Getting good exam outcomes and teaching a full curriculum does require a sophisticated set of techniques.
Modern smartphones contain a sophisticated set of sensors that make them ideal forest monitoring tools: they have GPS sensors, good cameras and accelerometers.
A sophisticated set of river controls allows engineers to intervene by opening or closing a high-tech network of automated sluice gates and monitoring devices.
During his tenure at the I.R.S., Mr. Korb said he had tried to set up a sophisticated set of procedures to vet complaints because he feared that misuse of the program might bring new complaints about overzealousness by I.R.S. auditors.
This process is reflected and magnified through a sophisticated set of visual aids, including glorious eye-teasing coups de théâtre that recreate two of Schiele's best-known paintings of his mistress, Wally Tymberly Canalee), and his wife, Edith (MacKenzie Meehan).
Coming up with a name that sticks for an online service may be as important to a new company as a sleek site design or a sophisticated set of algorithms.
Instead, diners will feast on steaks and chops in a sophisticated setting when it reopens in two to three months.
Ciudad D.F., 3888 Oak Lawn Avenue, Suite 135, (214) 219-3141, is one of the best of a growing number of restaurants that offer Mexico City-style cuisine in a sophisticated setting.
Several databases (OpenGrey, the International Standard Randomised Controlled Trial Number (ISRCTN) Register and the National Research Register NNRR) Archive) did not allow for a sophisticated set-based search strategy.
Resonate was originally founded to help advocacy organizations and political campaigns reach an audience defined by a more sophisticated set of characteristics than simple demographics or purchase behaviors.
The FPC rejected asking for a more sophisticated set of tools to cool a potential housing bubble but made clear it intended to focus on help to buy, a market has expanded from 4% of lending in 2000 to 12% in the second quarter of 2014.
