In oversimplified terms, Maluuba is effectively trying to teach leadership to groups of machines working to solve problems.
In very oversimplified terms, that meant the reactor relied on water not just for cooling, but also to slow down a chain reaction.
If there's a hit -- in oversimplified terms -- your body is telling you that it just doesn't like (or can't process) that particular substance.
Lin rejects both terms as oversimplified, but he has begun to use his perch at the World Bank to argue that China's approach has fundamental strengths.
Confusion of this specific terminology with the general term "strepsirrhine", along with oversimplified anatomical comparisons and vague phylogenetic inferences, can lead to misconceptions about primate phylogeny and misunderstandings about primates from the Eocene, as seen with the media coverage of Darwinius.
Finally, instead of the above-mentioned, oversimplified attempt of switching off all intermolecular terms of Einter we elaborated a new protocol which produced the desired ligand monolayer by introduction of an excluded atom type (X).
Furthermore, their experimental nature often limits interventions in terms of methodological aspects such as an oversimplified intervention context, being away from the real world, small sample size, and long-term outcomes not analyzed [ 21, 41].
However, these findings are extremely oversimplified when translated to the public: Evidence available regarding short and long term outcomes of ECE is notably less conclusive and more nuanced than the assertions I found in the news (Fuller 2007; Haskins and Barnett 2010; Stevens and English 2016).
Most VLs convey an oversimplified view of scientific inquiry, which might handicap science education in terms of cultivating the ability to conduct authentic scientific inquiry and to solve everyday problems, or promoting students' scientific literacy.
Here's an oversimplified example.
