Sentence examples for much simplification from inspiring English sources

How much simplification, idealization, abstraction or "isolation" (Mäki 2006) is legitimate?

However, many numerical researches failed to give reliable result because of much simplification of the present problem.

It is unclear how much simplification can be made in computer models to characterize macropore effects on water and solute transport through soils.

Another aspect that requires attention is how much simplification or degeneration is present in naked mole-rat spermatozoa?

The algorithm then works in an iterative fashion, sorting out which are the significant predictors and how much simplification of the functional forms can be made at the given significance level.

This paring down of musical gesture is not so much a simplification as a distillation and intensification, and that is what is so moving in Buxtehude's masterpiece.

Little has changed over the years, but today's new version represents a major milestone and a much needed simplification in some ways.

It might take a while, but these improvements might be a much-needed simplification of the bitcoin protocol to bring the cryptocurrency to the next ten million people.

I don't much like the simplification of judges into liberal and conservative (left and right to us) – judicial attitudes are much more nuanced than that, I suspect.

Consequently, among the present studies, dividing the clastic sedimentary units into just two lithologies, mudstone and sandstone, is too much of a simplification.

Despite compelling evidence for demographic causes of land degradation and biological simplification, much of the recent work on the environmental problems in El Salvador has focused on the role of unequal access to resources in the 19th and 20th centuries.