Sentence examples for from simplicity to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Caymmi didn't produce his own records, which may account for the zigzagging of musical styles in the set, from simplicity to kitsch and in between.

The trajectory from simplicity to complexity appears linear.

Making the justificatory argument in the reverse direction, from simplicity to induction, has a strong historical precedent in philosophical approaches to the problem of induction, from Hume onwards.

Thus integrated formability analysis makes full use of 3D CAD software, expert experience and FEM numerical simulation, and evolves progressively from simplicity to complexity, to satisfy the demands of the drawing process.

So, there is this tendency in nature, in physics, for physical substances to go from simplicity to complexity.

"If you listen to the lyrics, you realize the song is about the financial bubble, so we used this fractured bubble-like imagery to suggest that, and to evolve towards the uplifting feeling Passion Pit suggests as the song progresses – moving from simplicity, to complexity, to simplicity again".

AMERICAN HOME: FROM COLONIAL SIMPLICITY TO THE MODERN ADVENTURE by Wendell Garrett, David Larkin and Michael Webb (Universe, $60) This survey spanning 400 years devotes surprisingly little space to residential icons like Monticello and Fallingwater.

Each mEC unit receives afferent spatial inputs which, as already discussed in Kropff and Treves (2008), we take for simplicity to arise from regularly arranged place cells, although they could also arise from spatially modulated units in the adjacent cortices.

Surface treatments have ranged from rugged simplicity to intricate carving and from gaudy adornments to polished woods and mosaics.

It was not a prodigal's return to neoconservatism, from one simplicity to another.

Another poet whose work ran the gamut from prosaic simplicity to Emersonian transcendence was A.R. Ammons.