Sentence examples similar to much less complicated approach from inspiring English sources

Our computation of the PDFs is much less complicated than GFRD and more flexible.

And if she were the central character, this would be a funnier, much less complicated play.

"There's no tenure in it and the feedback is much less complicated than you get in academia.

Two years ago, Obama explained his decision to support the deployment of NATO fighter jets to protect civilians in the much less complicated case of Libya.

Jonathan Silver, the executive director of the Energy Department's loan guarantee program, said POET's technology was "much less complicated" than some of the other entries.

At International SOS, senior operations manager Veenu Karir points out that the international transportation of ashes is a much less complicated affair than moving a body.

The I.R.S. says that the tax-credit audits are simple and not time-consuming because the tax returns are much less complicated than those from wealthier taxpayers.

And the principal issue with Syria -- return of the Golan Heights -- is much less complicated than most of the final-status issues between Israel and the Palestinians.

Unfortunately, the complexity of developing such systems is impractical for most laboratories; hence, a less complicated approach to generating un-natural amino acid side-chains has been employed.

SbSI nanowires aligned in electric field and bonded ultrasonically to Au microelectrodes (Fig. 1c) represent much less complicated system.

Because electrons and positrons are fundamental particles--indivisible "leptons --their coleptons --theirch leptons --theird than collisions between other pareicles.