Sentence examples for simplistic description of a from inspiring English sources

Two recent moments have brought to mind Chief Justice John Roberts's simplistic description of a Supreme Court justice as an umpire who confines himself to calling balls and strikes.

That's an overly simplistic description of a very complex problem that Distinc.tt hopes to solve.

A simplistic description of Gestalt theory is that perception cannot be reduced to its individual sensory components or the physical attributes of an image.

Here we present a simplistic description of malaria transmission that does not encompass features such as heterogeneity (both at the level of host contact patterns and susceptibility) and stochasticity.

Since we are interested in following the role of the immune system during disease progression, we use a simplistic description of the development of damaged tissue while we model the cell interaction during the buildup of the adaptive (i.e., specific) immune response in more detail.

The correlation matrix of independent variables showed a rather simplistic description of the nature of the interrelationship among the independent variables, reported as being multicollinear problem (Table 2).

This is only the most simplistic description of the fragmentation process: It is obvious that all product ions must be fragments of the precursor; but what is the dependency between the fragments?

In general, linear models of innovation distinguish the discovery (invention), the definition of possible spheres of applications of the results of innovation, its development, design and use as phases of the innovation process (see for example, Niosi (1999); Godin (2006); Meissner (2015); Carayannis et al. (2015)) for simplistic description of innovation processes).

His simplistic description of the threat facing Americans was attractive to many of the mid-career Marines he taught, the professor who overlapped with him recalled.

Thereafter, engineering models based on laminate considerations with simplistic descriptions of the mesoscale features for strength modelling are presented.

As a result, when advertisers launch broad campaigns at "Internet scale," they're forced to use "very simplistic descriptions of audiences" — usually just broad strokes like age and gender.