Sentence examples for simple linear path from inspiring English sources

There is rarely a simple linear path from abundance to scarcity.

Lurking beneath the medical humanities' manifesto is a form of associative thinking – a sort of causal fallacy: it is the notion that literary or philosophical absorption, and compassion for one's fellow beings, follow a simple linear path.

The plot of the film, which takes Pooh on a journey to find honey for his rumbly tumbly to searching for a new tail for Eeyore to trying to trap a mysterious creature called a Backson, is a simple, linear path, and progresses leisurely enough to allow a number of fun interludes, jokes and songs.

In general, fingerprints such as MOLPRINT2D and Dendritic that contain information about local environment beyond simple linear paths outperformed other fingerprint methods.

A second shortcoming is that the gradual-morphological model leads people to view eye evolution as a single, linear path from simple to complex eye.

In the simplest terms, it is clear that a single, linear path of eye evolution is too simplistic even for comparisons among mollusks, which appear to have followed several distinct routes leading to divergent eye types (Fig. 10).

The PathBLAST web server [ 5] reports exact and approximate hits in a target PPI network for a user-defined simple query, expressed as a linear path of up to five proteins.

We develop a simple procedure that allows one to explicitly reconstruct any piecewise linear path from its signature.

Finally, to avoid other sources of interaction effects and concentrate on the AFC-BSS combination, we considered a simple linear time-invariant frequency-independent hearing-aid processing in the forward paths (i.e., and ).

However, TAG biosynthesis in seeds is not a simple linear pathway, but a complex network of reactions involving multiple subcellular compartments, parallel paths, cycles, and crossover with membrane lipid synthesis.

In this article, we review how paths are traced in order to derive direct and indirect effects in simple linear SEMs which include intermediate confounders but exclude nonlinearities, and show their equivalence to the definitions based on potential outcomes.