Sentence examples for simplicity means from inspiring English sources

The music's timeless simplicity means it works with pretty much any footage going, especially if you are doing a family photo-book montage.

Those who claim a longer familiarity with the idea probably have some connection with Rome, where it's an old favourite – its simplicity means that it's rarely found in restaurants abroad, at least until recently.

True simplicity means getting all the devices to speak the same language, so they work together without their owners having to remember codes, plug in wires or press a series of buttons.

The Wii's simplicity means that Nintendo can make money selling consoles, while Sony is reportedly losing more than two hundred and forty dollars on each PlayStation 3 it sells — even though they are selling for almost six hundred dollars.

The service's simplicity means it has expanded to 70 cities in Russia and neighbouring markets.

But Boomerang's simplicity means few will be confused about what they're supposed to do with it.

Its simplicity meant that understanding what was happening as it developed might be easier.Of course, simplicity is a relative thing.

This simplicity meant a poorly trained soldier could strip it within 50 seconds and easily clean and maintain it".

Its simplicity meant, Chivers writes, that it could be employed by "the small-statured, the mechanically disinclined, the dimwitted and the untrained".

"We started with the big picture: what does simplicity mean in the context of our work?" said Dr. Breazeal, a pioneer of social robotics whose current project is building a learning companion robot called RoCo.

This survey will analyse the causes of technological complexity both for firms and for consumers, evaluate the main efforts toward simplification by IT and telecom vendors today, and consider what the growing demands for simplicity mean for these industries.