Pearson said as a result of the "simplification" programme the company would save £350m a year.
However, this definition is the result of a simplification made by amateur astronomer James Hugh Pruett writing in the 3 March 1946 issue of Sky & Telescope magazine.
This may be a result of the simplification adopted in the model, namely that scattering only results in less light reaching the detector rather than more.
As a result of the simplification the critical crack opening displacement as estimated by CEB-FIP (1990, 2010) is closer to the experimentally obtained bilinear curve.
As for [l], since it is regarded as a result of phonological simplification [cf. Ang 洪惟仁 (2012)], one suspects that more proficient talkers would be less likely to use this form due to conservativeness.
The result of this simplification is that, instead of searching for 48 47 = 2,256 permutations for the pawns' locations, there is only one permutation.
The loss of specific muscle layers is therefore likely to be the result of secondary simplification.
If correct, this implies that the body plan of recent aplacophorans is the result of secondary simplification and thus a derived condition [ 6, 14].
The final result of our simplification procedure was a model with main effects of Treatment (with 2 levels), N/H bicluster (with 3 compound levels), and an interaction term between N/H bicluster and Treatment.
Another beneficial result of the simplification process is of course that the number of system parameters is considerably reduced, especially concerning parameters which are involved in processes on a faster time scale than the time scale of interest which are then usually hard to identify.
