Sentence examples for complex descriptions from inspiring English sources

In other cases, complex descriptions should be more simply and abstractly paraphrased.

Andrej completed his computer vision PhD at Stanford University, where he demonstrated the ability to derive complex descriptions of images using a deep neural net.

Andrej completed his computer vision PhD at Stanford University, where he demonstrated the ability to derive complex descriptions of images using a deep neural net.

Taking into account all these interactions and reactions yields very complex descriptions of the glucose metabolism with many relations and parameters, some of them can neither be measured directly nor indirectly via observables.

Since this model describes the expected level of pollen load differentiation due solely to the spatial clustering of conspecific plants, it provides a null hypothesis against which more complex descriptions of behavior (e.g. flower constancy) can be tested.

Would any self-respecting electronic day-trader feel the need for one of these relics of the Guttenberg Age? Apparently dozens of authors think they do and, hence, bookstores are currently filled with the fruits of their labor, ranging from basic manuals on how to get started in day-trading to complex descriptions of setting up a computer trading system.

Being confident as to when to embrace a more complex description of animal behaviour is clearly something of an art.

Francis, 76, has offered a complex description of his role during the dictatorship, a period officially called the Process of National Reorganization, in which the authorities installed a terrifying campaign against perceived opponents.

The depth and breadth of scientific research influencing evolutionary theory has produced a lengthy and complex description of the mechanisms and processes of evolution.

The measured data were simulated with two mathematical models, one based on a simple description of the system and one based on a more complex description.

The mature Abhidharma thus assimilates the analysis of phenomena-in-time-as-constituted-by-consciousness with a highly complex description of the consciousness process, dissolving the causal relations between ordered successions of consciousness moments into the activity of perception.