The phrase "a sort of simple" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in contexts where you are trying to describe something that is somewhat simple or has a simple quality.
Example: "The design of the app is a sort of simple, making it easy for users to navigate."
Alternatives: "kind of simple" or "somewhat simple."
The I.B.M. memory, called embedded dynamic random access memory, or eDRAM, can be used as a sort of simple scratchpad or temporary storage unit that speeds operations by keeping data inside a microprocessor for reuse while it is being processed.
As my colleague and part-time superhero John Biggs wrote in January when TechCrunch got an early look at Play-i's robots in action, readers can think of the company's robots as the manifestation of a sort of simple, Logo-like programming language "in physical form".
This I left at room temperature until dinner time -- it would turn into a sort of simple green-tomato salsa.
The two are equivalent, so rather than having to use scientific notation (or a very small decimal), decibels allow for us to use a sort of simple shorthand for easy everyday use.
"For me, it's a sort of simpler life… real community and the family and friendship that sort of doesn't always really exist now.
At the very least, E. coli's individuality should be a warning to those who would put human nature down to any sort of simple genetic determinism.
American Girl magazine — a sort of Real Simple for the prepubescent set — has a circulation of nearly half a million.
Grigliata Osteria, a seafood mixed grill, held all sorts of simple pleasures, among them grilled calamari, shrimps so rich and flavorful I mistook them for lobster, greens dressed in first-rate olive oil and excellent roast potatoes.
Karina says she envisioned "a small farmhouse," the sort of simple, "shabby-chic" cottage so often invoked in fantasies of French countryside living.
What have you learned to more of, or less of, over time? A. I'm definitely doing a lot less worrying about the sort of simple operational things and a lot more worrying about what we're really doing as an organization.
In any case Ford does a really great job of dramatizing sort of simple events, as media are wont to do.
