Sentence examples for make more sophisticated from inspiring English sources

Grouping nodes can collect other nodes to make more sophisticated objects.

(We may introduce the ability to make more sophisticated assumptions about population changes in future versions of the analysis).

As the ancestors of early humans turned to meat for sustenance, they were able to grow larger brains which in turn enabled them to make more sophisticated tools.

Mounting threats to the security of information are forcing companies to make more sophisticated cost-benefit analyses when they craft their security strategies.

Strikes this winter temporarily crippled numerous Taiwanese-owned garment factories in eastern Cambodia producing simple garments like bathing suits after Japanese factories moved in to make more sophisticated products like business suits and gloves — and offered higher pay and benefits.

Now it is quickly moving up to make more sophisticated products such as computer chips and network switches.

"It's going to have to be upgrading and more sophistication in what they do, more skilled people making more sophisticated products," said Sidney Weintraub, an expert on Mexico's economy at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.

But by the mid-1970s Mr. Graham was making more sophisticated double-camera pieces.

Smart recorders, box sets and downloads provide more choice, which makes more sophisticated material easier to provide.

For instance, a team that includes both customer-facing experts and data scientists can improve e-commerce sales by making more sophisticated use of customer data.

A second line, making more sophisticated products, has a number of smaller production cells instead of a long line, and only a few offline repair areas.