Sentence examples similar to simplification of the point from inspiring English sources

Without this modification in the end-effector, the usual simplification of the point-to-point method used to model the connection between frame and end-effector leads to significant errors in the Kinematics and Dynamics of the system due to the fact that the geometry of the frame pulleys is disregarded.

A simplification, yes, but illustrative of the point that NPD was trying to make: there's still plenty of confusion out there about what netbooks are, and what they want to be.

His "Bridge Over Stream, Ipswich" (1893-94) depicts a rural scene using formal devices associated with Japanese prints: an oblique point of view; a simplification of the landscape into blocky areas of color; and a flat picture plane.

It is further pointed out that the simplification of the actual corrosion geometry by constant-depth, as commonly assumed in current code assessment of corroded pipelines, will inevitably underestimate the residual strength of the pipe, especially for the case of deep and wide corrosion.

Some points of improvement of the method were identified such as simplification of the self-assessment form and clearer instructions for reviewers.

"We need simplification of the process," Mr. Bosworth said.

"It was a simplification of the MIT work".

It is also a drastic simplification of the situation.

A simplification of the merger process may also play a part in the proliferation of partnerships.

The SNP also claim simplification of the tax system would save £250m.

"Italy has rewarded a simplification of the political panorama," he said.