Sentence examples for simplistic engineering from inspiring English sources
Reported reasons for the current limited complexity in synthetic circuits include too simplistic engineering design principles [ 5], difficulty to independently control multiple cellular processes in parallel [ 7] and increasing problems to construct and test circuits as they get larger [ 8].
In summary, while Rasmussen took an important step away from the traditional, overly simplistic, engineering models of accident causation, Leveson extended Rasmussen's conceptualisation to include an adaptive feedback function that fails to maintain safety as performance changes over time (Leveson 2012).
To the Editor: John Tierney provides a simplistic explanation for the gender gap in science, engineering and math, but research and real events are not so simple.
Thereafter, engineering models based on laminate considerations with simplistic descriptions of the mesoscale features for strength modelling are presented.
An inventory by the Bush Administration of federal efforts to bolster science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education was too simplistic to be useful, according to a White House official.
It is in general associated with paternalism and with simplistic application of theory, but neither of these is characteristic of engineering.
Engineering practice has usually dealt with the treated soil bodies using simplistic constitutive models (e.g. elastic perfectly-plastic Mohr Coulomb).
However, consequently from this simplistic simulation, much drastic variations of R s and R sh recom are correlated with the morphological engineering.
So addressing the question in a simplistic way saying, okay, if we have tacit knowledge then it's not so dangerous, and if we have engineering of biology as we claim we will have in synthetic biology then it becomes much more dangerous de facto is not true just for that reason.
