Sentence examples for sophisticated indication from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps clear that the number of derivatives is not a sufficiently sophisticated indication to characterize functions for which (E_{n,p}(f)=mathcal{O}(n^{-gamma })); e.g., when (gamma ) is not an integer.

Given that the final design choice had sophisticated features indicative of advanced hydraulic knowledge, there is indication of a well-developed knowledge base supporting the final design choice.

The interventional toolkit available to cardiologists is increasingly sophisticated, with new indications emerging.

One indication: "Coraline," the sophisticated 3-D picture about an adventurous girl, found an adult audience, so far selling $85.2 million in tickets.

Is that because Twitter users are more sophisticated, or is it an indication that Twitter is not yet as mainstream as search?

"It is an indication of how sophisticated modern sports, including tennis, have become that there are these large backroom teams," says Prof Chadwick.

On the other hand, the competition among the suppliers to develop more and more convenient and/or sophisticated devices is the best indication for a multi-billion dollar blossoming market.

Our study also provides the first evidence of a pathogen that can at least partly counter the induction of mutations by an infected plant, a further indication of Agrobacterium's sophisticated infective capabilities.

There are other indications that something extremely sophisticated is going on, and that Walser's village-idiocy is a kind of imposture.

As the kL a can be interpreted as a measure of the mass transfer boundary layer thickness in this direction, its enhancement over diffusion may offer a better indication of vertical mixing when more sophisticated treatments are not available.

We now use more sophisticated methods of forecasting weather, but there is some indication that the overall climate may have some link with the amount of aurora activity.