Sentence examples for simplification of structure from inspiring English sources
But the simplification of structure offers the potential of taking the viewer to the core of each play, revealing the primal quality of Shakespeare's stories.
Figure 2 gives the distribution of the measure of simplification of structures over the entire dataset.
Then, the SFM was reduced to the conventional two-fluid model (TFM) as well as the hydrodynamic equations of the bubble-based and cluster-based EMMS (energy-minimization multi-scale) models by assuming different simplifications of structures.
This results in simplification of the structure of the measuring device and increases its reliability.
In this paper, we proposed simplification of blanket structure without decreasing the net Tritium Breeding Ratio (TBR).
The elimination of the HTM is attractive in terms of the simplification of device structure and fabrication process.
Traditional harvesting practices frequently result in simplification of the structure and composition within managed forest stands in comparison to their natural counterparts.
It is generally recognised that agricultural intensification has lead to simplification of landscape structure, but it has not been clarified if this is a ubiquitous relationship.
Although agriculture is a major factor in these land use changes, development of peri-urban areas is also driving the simplification of habitat structure through removal of both native and weedy understorey species and the subdivision of remnant habitat.
The new 2-alkyl-2-aminoadamantanes and analogues 4 10 were designed and synthesized by simplification of the structure of the potent anti-influenza virus A spiranic aminoadamantane heterocycles 2 and 3.
For an assessment of possible revitalization measures, leading to an increase in the landscape's retention ability, spatial changes in the area of retention sites between 2013 and the mid-19th century, a period before extensive drainage of landscape occurred and a simplification of its structure, were mapped.
