Sentence examples for simplistic approximation from inspiring English sources

This inconsistency in amplitude may owe to the simplistic approximation of the thermomagnetic property of rock (Eq. 1).

We begin with nearest neighbour coupling, which is a simplistic approximation to the predominance of connectivity between proximal tissue in, for example human cortex.

Evolutionary game theory makes possible a more rigorous statement of this hypothesis, since repeated games are a useful if simplistic approximation of life in a close-knit group (Axelrod 1984 , 1986 Skyrms 1996; Gintis 2000).

Unfortunately, we do not have here this knowledge and must rely on very simple (simplistic) approximations to compute the order of magnitude of the gravity effects.

In[9], we assume a simplistic Poisson approximation in the derivation of LLR mappings for the optimum detector.

Admittedly this is a simplistic first approximation to understanding the dynamics of invasive plant species and the myriad of causal factors, but it did clearly demonstrate that differentiation within an invasive species is detectable using competition experiments.

Although this is quite simplistic, the approximation that it provides is sufficient for our applications.

The noise approximation model is simplistic, but was shown to be inaccurate for the case of a few dominant interferers.

However, this approximation is too simplistic to understand the chain deposition process in detail, since significant conformational changes can occur after the chain has made contact with the surface.

Although the assumption of being independent variables is simplistic, it is a suitable approximation for experiments with a small sample size.

That idea is too simplistic.