Sentence examples for merits of simplicity from inspiring English sources

This has the merits of simplicity and comprehensiveness.

The present casting approach had the merits of simplicity and versatility in tailoring the scaffold structure without an elaborate device.

Compared to the conventional POP-PCR, SWPOP-PCR has the merits of simplicity and efficacy due to requiring fewer primers and being suitable for making mix master.

Among these dye wastewater treatment techniques, adsorption has been widely used due to their merits of simplicity, high efficiency and economy [15, 16].

Both schemes make use of pairings on elliptic curves in construction and thus have the merits of simplicity in design and efficiency in performance.

The former has merits of simplicity and intuition in practical applications, but only restricted to problems of linear equations with constant coefficients and periodic boundary conditions.

This approach has the merit of simplicity, but the problem is that around a quarter of S&P 500 constituents pay no dividend at all.

It was grand, but had the merit of simplicity, and the programme presented a certain fitness to the occasion which one often misses in great public pageants.

The excess supply of workers and products that ought to be holding back prices and wages is not as ample as we thought.So this explanation has the merit of simplicity; is it plausible?

Although heuristic algorithms have the merit of simplicity, their underlying drawbacks are twofold.

It maintains the merit of simplicity in computation and also obtains powerful discriminative ability.