Sentence examples for simple yet precise from inspiring English sources
In addition, Eshel found that dopamine neurons compute prediction errors by subtracting expectation from reward, which is a very simple yet precise calculation.
GIDEON has a highly flexible graphical user interface that facilitates the development of simple yet precise models, and the evaluation of strains therein.
Moreover, an empirical one-slope path loss model, which considers three-dimensional obstacle shadowing effects, is proposed for simple yet precise coverage calculation.
Apart from the simple yet precise five-parameter multivariate model, the FP nonlinear behavior was thoroughly investigated by a novel hybrid of particle swarm optimization and support vector regression.
The simple yet precise method has been applied to determine the hydration number of poly vinyl alcohol) (PVA) in aqueous solution covering a wide range of concentrations, from 0.005 to 0.3 g(solute)/g(solution), for three samples with different molar masses.
MF can characterize geometrical and topological space concepts such as shape, convexity, and connectivity and represent a simple yet precise tool for the analysis of geometrical structures in tumors.
The work culminates with a simple yet emotionally precise scene that evokes both a collective transfiguration and an execution row.
In addition, the crudeness of the centimetre scaling helped to keep the measurements simple, yet sufficiently precise.
Fantastically simple and yet precise and technically sophisticated, Once tells with boundless imagination a 300-year-old story about a tattered old man who falls in love with a beautiful waitress but has a suave rival for her affections.
In the Background section of the manuscript we now explicitly mention that the minimum spanning tree is just a simpler (yet less precise) alternative to reconstructing the actual phylogenetic tree for every family in a genome.
This goes beyond the scope of this study, where we employ a much simpler (yet less precise) Minimum Spanning Tree algorithm to extract a putative non-redundant subset of true duplicated (sibling) pairs.
