Sentence examples for and in the simplistic from inspiring English sources

The theoretical curve in dashed line was calculated by neglecting absorption and in the simplistic hypothesis that single scattering in the backward direction is the only attenuation mechanism, that is, by using the following values for the parameters: = = =,.

These tools enable a pretty precise understanding of protocol mechanisms but, under certain circumstances, provide arguable results on performances: the reason lies in the resources available to precisely implement protocol entities and in the simplistic descriptions of physical and channel phenomena.

The problem of non-adherence is as old as our oldest medicines — and is grounded in the simplistic belief that patients will always behave as we expect them to.

Instead of giving in to the simplistic and predictable dead-detectives ending, the ending reveals a greater truth: We all struggle against the dark -- the world's and our own -- to bring just a little more light to the universe.

The self-righteous left should listen to the honest voices of a left that retains its moral and intellectual integrity, like Bernard-Henri Lévy and Alain Finkielkraut, who refuse to live in the simplistic world of SLES and believe that you actually need to tackle the complexity of our situation rather than enjoy the simple pleasure of self-righteousness that SLES shares with the right.

Loudness helps cover some of the weaknesses in the simplistic lyrics and mask the similarities in some tunes.

In the simplistic nature of market classification, this book is hard to tritely define (and therefore stock).

In the UK, however – and, one suspects, in America – the simplistic portrayal of racial and sexual politics may fail to strike a chord.

Birmingham argues that Christianity is one of [End Page 118] empire's enduring legacies in Angola, and he refutes the "simplistic and inaccurate common thesis of Catholic support for the imperial cause and Protestant antagonism towards it" (p. 29).

It might sound like a basic concept, and in part that's true, and the simplistic, toy-like nature may well put some off.

For more complicated filtering analyses, such as the ones illustrated in Figure 3D and E, the simplistic method without the use of summary tables is no longer practically feasible.