Sentence examples for been made to simplify from inspiring English sources

Changes have now been made to simplify the language and make the system easier to use, Campbell said.

In recent weeks, attempts have been made to simplify the shapeless, growing thing called Watergate down to a single question: Did the Pres.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, June 16, 1973 P. 27 In recent weeks, attempts have been made to simplify the shapeless, growing thing called Watergate down to a single question: Did the Pres.

Rather, it means that a choice has been made to simplify the description of this decision problem by treating it as a case of known probabilities.

Efforts have, therefore, been made to simplify the two-dimensional random field such that it can be uniquely generated from the one-dimensional random field models by imposing certain hypothetic properties to pavement surface [49, 50, 55].

Several attempts have been made to simplify the complexity of the assessment process for youth with ASDs.

As too many degrees of freedom appear, choices are made to simplify the relations.

Typically, approximations are made to simplify the geometry and speed-up the evaluation of each design.

Efforts were made to simplify the system of control by drafting one convention incorporating all the agreements in force.

No muscle is removed — unlike, say, A. L. Rowse's modernization of Shakespeare, no attempt is made to simplify or improve the author's vocabulary and knotty, convoluted syntax.

But many efforts are being made to simplify the process of buying insurance and to make the exchanges as user-friendly as possible.