For a philosopher to do this required considerable force of character, and a certain amount of exaggeration and simplification, as well as self-confidence and persistence.
It is well known that evolution can involve simplification as well as stepwise increases in complexity.
This enabled identification of questions requiring clarification or simplification, as well as respondent tolerance for the length and subject matter of the survey.
For a more detailed description of sentence simplification, as well as its challenges (e.g. attachment ambiguities, boundary detection and nested constructs), we refer the reader to (1).
I wonder this, since you notably wrote: " It is well known that evolution can involve simplification as well as stepwise increases in complexity.
For instance, greater compatibility across web browsers, simplification, as well as more comprehensive records for medical information were all suggested as possible improvements.
Even making allowances for loss and simplification, as well as once popular comparisons (such as the hemichordate stomochord to chordate notochord [ 58]) very few anatomical homologies serve to unite all the deuterostomes.
To simplify and speed up the simulation, PEP is, however, usually defined only by the x-coordinate (i.e., parallel to the long axis of the body), a suitable simplification as long as relatively even surfaces are used.
The unbranched nature of matches is a key step in model simplification: as long as matches are unbranched, extending an alignment that currently includes (v, j, d) is a fixed time operation, since the next state is uniquely defined and it corresponds to known changes in the values of j and d.
N.F.L. rules are as badly in need of simplification as the tax code.
Froude dismisses Kurt's simplification as "a defect of the radical and the young".
