Sentence examples for most simple one from inspiring English sources

The speedup is presented comparing the different configurations with the most simple one, where only one pixel is transmitted per simulation cycle.

For the sake of the survey, the startup only selected a single function per API; the most simple one that requires authentication.

Nasser told a German newspaper in 1964 that "no person, not even the most simple one, takes seriously the lie of the six million Jews that were murdered [in the Holocaust]." However he is not known to have ever again called the figure of six million into question, perhaps because his advisors and East German contacts had corrected him on the subject.

Today, people bring all kinds of jewelry to CIRCA and other jewelry buyers for lots of other reasons including the most simple one of all: you've had it for a while, you're not wearing it anymore, you want to move on from it, and maybe get something new.

Indeed, this model is the most simple one, and allows the derivation of a scale with interesting psychometrical properties.

We tested Branch models, the most simple (one ratio) of which admits a single ω ratio for the entire tree and the most general (free-ratios) which allows a ω ratio for each branch.

A number of possibilities will provide the United States (1-0-1) with advancementdvancementothethe Round of 16: the most simple ones involve a victory or tie against Poland (0-2), or, if the United States loses, a victory by South Korea (1-0-1) over Portugal (1-1).

3.F2: All facts, even the most simple ones, are disreputable.

The establishment of forecasting benchmarks is meaningful, especially for the one-step ahead attempts, as the latter constitute the most simple ones and their accuracy can be quantified using a single metric, i.e. the absolute error.

We also considered two other codon models: the most simple one-ratio model M0, where ω is assumed to be constant over all sites in the sequence, and the discrete model M3 that allows three discrete classes of sites with ratios ω0, ω1, and ω2 occurring in proportions p0, p1 and p2 = 1−p0−p1.

From these, the most simple ones look like gibbon brachiation with a parabolic flight phase, though they also found a collisionless ricochetal loop transition.