Sentence examples for sophisticated definition from inspiring English sources

But a more sophisticated definition of biodiversity is interested in preserving not just species, but genes.

The report says there needs to be a more sophisticated definition of poverty than just income.

A more sophisticated definition is later devised wherein perception is "an ascertainment [of buddhi or intellect] in regard to a sense faculty (Sāṃkhyakārikā 5 in Yuktīdipikā)".

Therefore, a new sophisticated definition for maximal patterns is required which takes into account both the particularities of the homomorphic patterns and the single large tree setting.

Obviously, it is not a sophisticated definition because it does not consider the different channel conditions of nodes and times as well as the energy-harvesting constraints.

While CAO was determined using coarse-grained Cβ side chain contacts, STRIKE uses a more sophisticated definition of contacts discriminating between side chains and backbone.

Others have used more sophisticated definitions that also involve body sites or types of injury such as hip and other fractures, head injuries, and joint dislocations (Ray et al. 1992; Rizzo et al. 1996; Rizzo et al. 1998; Tinetti et al. 2008).

Such finite fields can be defined for any prime p; using more sophisticated definitions, they can also be defined for any power m of a prime p m. Finite fields are often called Galois fields, and are abbreviated as GF(p) or GF(p m).

Although there are more sophisticated definitions and explanations of Laplace pressure [ 11], this qualitative description will suffice for this review.

Conclusions: Correlation of information across alarms can suppress artifact, increase the positive predictive value of alarms, and can employ more sophisticated definitions of alarm events than present single-sensor based systems.

Data centre is a sophisticated high definition server which runs applications virtually.