Sentence examples for developed with simple from inspiring English sources

This control system is designed as a distributed control scheme and developed with simple and versatile tools, such as PLCs, LabVIEW and an IP based network, expecting applications in small accelerators, which are often operated by non-specialists in computer programming or in control systems.

A poster was also developed, with simple text in Swahili.

Furthermore, the best performing heuristics in Table 3 only offer a modest improvement on the estimations of external commuting developed with simpler heuristics (Table 1), and no improvement when internal commuting is considered.

Their great system of irrigated rice terraces steeply contoured, mountain-terraced walls of stone that lean slightly inward at the top is world renowned and was developed with a simple technology.

Finally, Hy-TENG harvesting 3-dimensional random motion (3-D Hy-TENG) is developed with a simple design based on the easily shape-transformable characteristic of water.

For instance, some of my more well-known projects, like LED Eyelash or Digital Veil, were developed with very simple technologies, like a tilt sensor, battery and LEDs.

In Greece where primary health care services are not fully developed, patients with simple or minor conditions have to attend to hospitals to be treated.

The measure was developed with short items and simple language to especially facilitate use with younger children [ 9].

Second (principle of valid consent 55), it is likely that there will be low literacy and people for whom English is their second or even third language within the participating Traveller communities. 1 2 5 The PIS for each community will be developed with our 'Community Partners' using simple language and images; and translated for Roma communities.

The database was developed with the objective to allow simple retrieval and exploratory analysis of information related to Ras oncogenes at a single point.

Based on the observed combinations and exclusions we classified the 12 genes into four classes and propose a highly speculative model that at least a mutation in one of each class is necessary for developing AML with simple or normal karyotype.