Sentence examples for simplified ones from inspiring English sources
Taiwan uses traditional characters while the mainland uses simplified ones, and a mainlander may have difficulty reading a Taiwan newspaper.
And one daily paper has even abandoned traditional Chinese characters, so famously associated with ancient texts and paintings, in favor of the simplified ones that were introduced by the Beijing government in the 1950's.
First, we abstract the physical aircraft dynamics to simplified ones.
Students in the experimental group were not permitted to use the dictionary, but were specially trained to employ textual and contextual clues; they used authentic materials as opposed to the simplified ones that are in vogue at Egyptian secondary and tertiary levels.
Earlier analytical studies have been based on simplified one-dimensional wave theory, which does not consider the complex three-dimensional stress conditions in the case of close-in explosion and the structural effects.
The idea stems from a linear stability analysis derived on a simplified one-dimensional problem.
Our approach is based on a simplified one-dimensional simulation model of a tunnel, which includes all the important factors influencing the airflow dynamics of a tunnel.
The system that we have investigated with HSIM is a simplified one loosely based on the PTS and glycolysis in E. coli which, although intensely studied for many years, is still imperfectly understood.
However, most research on this type of harvesters is based on either the simplified one-degree-of-freedom model or transfer matrix model.
The non-negligible scatter between the losses in time predicted with the proposed formulation and the simplified one provided by Eurocode 2 based on the close-form multiplier method suggests that further studies should be carried out in this field.
We therefore expand on the classic description by introducing a simplified one-dimensional description of the bilayer property-dependent channel dissociation with a flexible monomer-monomer interface.
