Sentence examples for rather than simplified from inspiring English sources

As Sennett put it, "what we need to do is think of the city as a more open system, which accumulates complexity, and in which those complexities have to be worked with, rather than simplified".

As Sennett put it, "what we need to do is think of the city as a more open system, which accumulates complexity, and in which those complexities have to be worked with, rather than simplified". Take school buildings.

It is open just enough to reveal that its definitions were written in traditional Chinese characters, with all their complex strokes, rather than the simplified characters instituted by the Communist government, Ms. von Spee said.

Furthermore, in order to be realistic, time-varying load and realistic customers' load type are applied in the system load modeling, and load model-based power flow is performed rather than a simplified power flow.

The proposed model's results are improved as of the logistic cost rather than the simplified model.

Because we adopted an inhomogeneous JIVSM model rather than a simplified model, we could observe realistic, complicated wave behavior (Fig. 2, Additional file 1: Movie S1) that considerably affected the synthetic records.

As already noted by ocean tide modelers, convolutions of the whole global oceanic mass loading, rather than a simplified parameterization, are preferred to more precisely calculate the loading deformation and its feedback (Ray, 1989; Matsumoto et al., 2000).

The analysis of the total dataset of all monophyletic and paraphyletic pairs can be performed via ancestral reconstruction and a more general phylogenetic convergence method ('phyC' [ 15]) rather than the simplified pairwise analysis described here.

We used the WHO technical guidelines classification (WHO 2002; Table 2), rather than the simplified prevalence based field guide categories that are now used to determine treatment frequency (WHO 2006b; Table 2).

This approach was adopted partly to focus our efforts within a wide subject area, and partly because of the conceptual decision to define empowerment in terms of processes rather than a simplified dichotomy of whether empowerment had been achieved or not.

The rich source of information provided by fMRI needs to be preserved rather than over-simplified into laterality indices that can be misleading rather than helpful.