Sentence examples for simplistic compared with from inspiring English sources
I also hear an approach to orchestration that is maddeningly simplistic compared with what one finds in the operas of, say, Berlioz, Tchaikovsky and Massenet, to say nothing of Wagner.
Evolutionary algorithms are simplistic compared with biological evolution, but they have provided robust and powerful mechanisms for finding solutions to all sorts of problems in economics, industrial production, and the distribution of goods and services.
The real underwater acoustic channel in which we tested our system was far too simplistic compared with the real ocean channels.
In conclusion, it is apparent that relatively few Act1 protein interactions and altered post-translational modifications have been characterized and so our overall view of the IL-17R signaling pathway is more simplistic when compared with that of the TLR4 signaling pathway.
This explanation of migration is over-simplistic when compared with the complex range of factors considered by migrant nurses in making their migration decisions (see Table 1) and fails to take into consideration the fact that, far from involving a single permanent move [ 37], migration movements today "are increasingly sequential, involving more than one destination" [ 38].
A simplistic thickness distribution model of the evaporated films was developed to predict and validate the designed deposition process, which delivers a comparable simulation compared with the experimental data.
For the CR watershed, models were compared with a simplistic terrain setup (without bathymetry and any form of hydraulic controls) and one flooding condition (100-year return period).
The first of these is the simplistic, self-contained environments in which laboratory experiments are typically carried out as compared with say the much more complex, open ocean environments where myriad environmental factors are changing simultaneously.
Compared with that video, "Lean On," however sincere its intentions, can feel simplistic to a fault, to the point of inadvertently lampooning the very culture it tries to celebrate.
Among the many violent crimes common in the area, kidnapping is a speciality.The standard view of British soldiers as smiley peacekeepers compared with America's trigger-happy killers is too simplistic as the expenditure of bullets in Amarah suggests.
