Sentence examples for largely simplified from inspiring English sources
The advantage of such construction is that the controller is largely simplified relative to other design methods such as backstepping.
Consequently the tuning system needs only to compensate the frequency uncertainties and Lorentz force detuning, thus its design has been largely simplified and its production cost was reduced by 80% comparing to its previous version.
One path suggests the emulation of a largely simplified version of the human mind, reduced in its functions to a specific triple selection-making which is necessary for sustaining social systems.
This approach provides an alternative, largely simplified and easier to use affinity grid that directly works with most native macromolecular complexes with established antibodies, and enables cryo-EM studies of native samples directly from cell cultures.
The matching is largely simplified because the points of interest in the image needed to the reconstruction are obtained by the extraction of the pattern; it also has the effect to increase the speed of processing.
But this view is largely simplified, as exons may be longer or shorter, junctions may form at different positions, and intron sequences between two exons may be retained.
Friend's "dharma talks" — short sermons — are based largely on simplified tantric principles (not, he stresses, the ones relating to tantric sex): students learn that they are divine beings, that goodness always lies within, that by opening to God's will — opening to grace, Friend calls it — "you actually become vastly more powerful than the limited person that you usually identify with".
However, our understanding of the physics of water entry largely relies on simplified impact conditions, in which the body symmetrically strikes the water surface.
The service itself, in my early look today, largely resembles a simplified version of Dropbox and other cloud-based storage services.
Simplified, very simplified.
But he does not follow that to the conclusion that our nuclear laboratories should be scaled back, simplified and largely mothballed.
