Sentence examples for making some simplifying from inspiring English sources

We will proceed by making some simplifying assumptions.

The dimensions, however, can be reduced by making some simplifying assumptions as discussed in the next section.

In Section 4, we make some further simplifying assumptionsthat allow us to reduce the full dynamics to a piecewise continuous two-dimensional map.Analysis of this map helps to explain how complex transitions in stable firing patternstake place as parameters are varied.

Given the manifest complexity exhibited in pavement surface as a random field, making some assumptions becomes indispensable to simplify mathematical description of pavement surface.

And it has made some progress in simplifying India's tax system.

The Higher Education Opportunity Act, passed in the last Congress, made some progress toward simplifying the Fafsa form, by, among other things, creating a two-page EZ form for some low-income families, and streamlining the reapplication process.

Jill Chaifetz, the executive director of Advocates for Children, said that city education officials had made some progress by simplifying an initial letter to parents, using language that was far easier to understand.

The new version of Junaio, launching today, has made some major progress in simplifying the UI.

A comprehensive model is first presented and then simplified in order to make some general results possible.

Some progress has been made, including simplifying the tax code.

So I expect some of the savings we are able to make by simplifying the network will be passed on to the consumer.