Sentence examples for simplification rules from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we show how to find an optimal sequence of simplification rules, such that their application yields a minimal model under a given error budget for performance estimation.

In this work, we thus offer a technique for controlled performance-driven model reduction of GSPNs, using structural simplification rules, namely foldings.

The main objective of this work is to improve gene expression programming specific implementation details, with pre-embedding knowledge regarding circuit simplification rules, in order to improve its performance for circuit identification in impedance spectroscopy.

Under this frame, we study two classic structures (serial and parallel structures) in biological signaling systems and propose simplification rules which are helpful for analyzing drug combination effects on the original system.

From the parameters given above, we can calculate the admittance parameters of the two port network for each channel, so that we can obtain the admittance parameter of the two-port network of the WTP using SAW devices on the basis of the simplification rule of parallel two-port network.

This categorisation is pretty arbitrary (see article), but the practical result should be a drastic simplification of the rules and far better comparability between firms.

And the simplification of complicated rules relating to large shops prompted IKEA, a Swedish furniture retailer, to open superstores in Japan, offering a wider range and lower prices than local firms, along with an unusual shopping experience.

This newspaper opposed the constitution because it failed utterly to achieve the goals set by the Laeken European summit in 2001: simplification of the rules, a clearer distribution of power between the centre and national governments, greater transparency, bringing the EU closer to voters.

At the start of 2007 Macedonia became the ninth country in the region to adopt a flat-rate tax system.Two main reasons have been advanced in favour of the flat tax: that it strengthens revenue collection, and that it encourages investment domestic but particularly foreign through a simplification of tax rules.

But for the rest of its customers, what Microsoft calls its rules simplification really amounts to a rate hike.

Simplification of program rules – above all, of continuing eligibility criteria, as suggested above – would make such an option even more attractive.