Sentence examples for from a simplistic from inspiring English sources
From a simplistic perspective, its actions worked.
It emanates primarily from a simplistic rectitude that aspires to uproot evil by force.
Current methods, time of arrival (TOA) location and single sensor modal analysis location (SSMAL), are based on assumptions derived from a simplistic structure.
The algorithms have evolved from a simplistic maximum brightness temperature to those that account for distance from the sub-satellite point, parallax displacement, pixel time and resolution.
The threshold logic cell is inspired from a simplistic cortical neuron model that has multiple inputs with corresponding input memristors and one binary output.
The player performance data are derived from a simplistic linear model, such as the one seen in an AFL "fantasy" football league.
GameZone's Louis Bedigian also found the game repetitive, saying "..the game stays far away from anything deep, opting for a simplistic series of missions that redefine the meaning of the word rehash".
It is a reading that prevents the play from being a simplistic apologia for an abused woman.
In an interview with The Calgary Journal prior to the 2012 tour, Waldschmidt said that the sympathetic portrayal of the perpetrators prevents the play from becoming a simplistic story of good and evil.
As the third lot is closer to the second lot (their relative distance is 100 meters) than the first one (150 meters away from the second lot), a simplistic reasoning would suggest that all users who cannot park in the second lot would transfer to the third lot leaving the first parking lot unsaturated.
In some criminal justice systems, expert testimony commonly use scores from these instruments in a simplistic way to estimate an individual's risk of serious repeat offending.
