Sentence examples for simplified by some from inspiring English sources

The current research on the proportional fairness scheduling of the CUs and D2D pairs is usually simplified by some additional limitations, e.g., just the proportional fairness for CUs or the fixed transmit power for the CU.

However, to diminish the complexity of the proposed model for large systems, the model is firstly simplified by disregarding some delays.

To understand them easily, Fig. 4 is simplified by grouping some sectors with similar paths.

According to the literature [23], the thermionic emission-diffusion theory can be simplified by assuming some parameters are independent of strain, and then the change of SBH can be determined by the equation below [23]: ln I ϵ zz / I 0 = - Δ ϕ s / kT (1).

In addition, the content and language were slightly simplified by avoiding some technical terms (e.g. in the common oral problems list, "erupting permanent tooth" was changed into "a new tooth pushing through") and using a single question for the assessment of frequency of oral impacts*.

Modeling of the dynamic partitioning of TCR into and out of the synapse is simplified by a possibility to exclude some processes from explicit consideration on the grounds of time-scale and space-scale separation.

A century or so ago, some names were simplified by shipping agents as immigrants boarded ships in Europe.

To facilitate acceptance, the model has been greatly simplified by keeping only necessary terms and employing some approximations.

But while much of the system is simplified by the visual interface, many things, like installing some types of software, still require typing arcane commands.

(Of course, raising funds is simplified by the willingness of the founders to put up some $70 million out of their own pockets, including $40 million from Winnick himself).

Yet even distribution has been simplified by technology.