Sentence examples for necessary simplification from inspiring English sources

In an effort to do so, the authors outline an intellectual trajectory for Keynes in which he was highly concerned with international, trade-based growth from the early stages of his career until his death in 1946, and in which the single-country policy framework of his "General Theory" was a necessary simplification that actually fits neatly with this global vision.

Having such a threshold is therefore a necessary simplification, as it removes a long tail of very minor parties who otherwise would have constituted the majority of the observations.

Some will argue that this is a necessary simplification for causal modeling and explanation, but it is at least wasteful for forecasting and means that researchers are neglecting large chunks of the criminal justice phenomena.

In any case, this method is a necessary simplification of reality to allow discussing the distribution of flows in relation to the size and dimension of the places of shipment (coastal urban area) and in some cases, the likely places of consumption/production (inland urban area).

This is, obviously, a gross (if necessary) simplification of reality.

As with any modeling exercise, the necessary simplification of a complex reality implies limitations that must be considered in applying the results.

Modeling details are discussed with necessary simplifications.

Turkle writes, "When interchanges are reformatted for the small screen and reduced to the emotional shorthand of emoticons, there are necessary simplifications".

The degree of complexity varies from model to model as necessary simplifications are made, while ensuring conservatism.

Necessary simplifications are made in order to obtain the differential equation system of circular beams made of FGM, in thermal environment.

By making the necessary simplifications, analytical solutions to the set of equations are proposed and simple-to-use expressions for the oxygen transfer yield are established.