Sentence examples for grounds of simplicity from inspiring English sources

A suggestion that there might be space for national symbols on the notes was overturned in September by the European Central Bank on grounds of simplicity.At least the coinage will keep national symbols.

Bivalence is justified on the grounds of simplicity.

Those specific designs were chosen on the grounds of simplicity of construction both experimentally and in FEM simulations (no particular preference for those designs is implied).

We have omitted this function from our analysis on the grounds of simplicity as we believe the externalities may be discussed in the context of the other functions.

It is this presumption in favor of Empiricism that was inherited by modern versions of Associationist psychology; it was taken for granted that if there were equally good Empiricist and Nativist accounts, the Empiricist account would be methodologically preferable on the grounds of simplicity.

However, as is often the case with large samples, single stage ordinary least squares regression performed as well as other methods, and so was selected on the grounds of simplicity.

Machine requirements include accuracy of ground parts, simplicity of operation and high removal rate capability.

For the sake of simplicity the off-state is assumed to be the ground state of the signaling system.

Obama's bipartisan budget commission, if it ever gets off the ground, will almost certainly adopt this "twenty per cent solution" to the deficit problem, which has the great virtue of simplicity.

Another miracle of simplicity!

Westerns grew out of simplicity.