Sentence examples for both simplicity from inspiring English sources

"I was trying to clear my mind and think about the principles for a computer design that would have both simplicity and compatibility," he said.

But no system was able to provide both simplicity and the right balance of thriftiness and reward for good patient care.

The bar is an excellent place to start a meal that walks in step with this design, that is both simplicity and elegance combined.

The Soviet vision of the war, of course, has the appeal of both simplicity and (partial) accuracy: Franco was indeed a ruthless tyrant whose victory led to wide-scale purges, cruel imprisonments and extensive constraints.

Mr. Ovenden, 35, acknowledged that the part is "a big sing," embracing both simplicity and technical challenge in ways that hark back to the scores of Richard Rodgers and Irving Berlin.

As an artist, Stojic embraces both simplicity and contrast, keeping her canvas uncluttered and her images oversize while lashing on vigorous swaths of color with broad brush strokes, from scorching reds and yellows to the cool blues and aquas of the eagerly awaited rain.

In view of recent formal work both on simplicity and on coherence for instance, Forster and Sober 1994, and Li and Vitanyi 1997, on simplicity and Bovens and Hartmann 2003, on coherence the first part of this claim has become hard to maintain.

Bent nearly double, the cook and his story conjure both the simplicities and horrors of the Bangladeshi past.

His description highlights both the amazing simplicity of the process – pulling an organ out of one body and popping it in to someone else a few hours later – and the extraordinary sophistication required to make it work.

For simplicity, both the above cases ('reduced' expression of ATM and BRCA1 and 'aberrant' expression of TP53) are referred to as 'abnormal' expression in the main text.

For the sake of simplicity, both the SPM (42) and NUPACK (33) models use the INN-HB model (39) to calculate the free energy for the stems as a component of the free energy of a pseudoknot.