Sentence examples for rather than complexity from inspiring English sources

He convinced the nation that simplicity, rather than complexity, could deliver big flavours.

This sometimes leads those who expect clarity and logic, rather than complexity and self-cancelling entrapment, from French laws to think that the straight croissants are all butter and the curved ones are reliably not.

Furthermore, even those studies that assessed activity parameters reported only mean levels rather than complexity or predictability of activity.

Of the six highest-qualified gymnasts, who compete together as one of four groups in the 24-man final, Purvis had the lowest combined difficulty score - which means he relies on consistency and stylish execution of his moves, rather than complexity, to earn marks.

The Brazilian model has grown within an evolving health system however the challenge in North Wales is to introduce community health workers into an already crowded and established health and social care space requiring careful task shifting to create a system that adds value, rather than complexity.

It is possible that the difference in generalization between the straight-visible and pulley conditions is related to visual complexity rather than mechanical complexity.

Also, it should be noted that unlike ApEn and SampEn, RQAEn assesses the complexity of the recurrence plot rather than the complexity of the original signal.

They are subtle beers that rely on finesse and clarity rather than broad complexity.

The form's inherent limitations — the hundred-and-forty-character limit and a fleeting shelflife — reward volume, frequency, and fervor rather than nuance, complexity, and persuasion.

He was highly regarded for the quality and depth of his work during a phase when much Jamaican music was hastily produced, with an emphasis on quick profit rather than musical complexity.

Axiom, a Juilliard School new-music ensemble led by Jeffrey Milarsky, gets its greetings in early with performances of the Triple Quartet and the game-changing Music for 18 Musicians, a score that represented a tremendous shift toward deliberate rather than serendipitous complexity in Mr. Reich's music.