Sentence examples for sophisticated table from inspiring English sources

Allosaurus, a smaller cousin of Tyrannosaurus rex, was a dexterous hunter that tugged at prey like a modern-day falcon, showing far more sophisticated table manners than T. rex, researchers are reporting.

Next, we present the 10 least sophisticated products in the world (Table 3), as well as the 10 most sophisticated (Table 4).

Our study shows that the adjustment of the expression of cellulolytic genes triggered by light and the photoreceptors is sophisticated (Table 2).

The attempt in the 1998 Education Act to produce more sophisticated tables by the inclusion of "contextual value-added" criteria was well-meaning but had only limited impact on public perceptions of "good schools".

However, the increasing clinical need for higher dosimetric precision and for more conformal electron beams leads to the requirement for more sophisticated tables of monitor units.

For more details about material and methods of measurements, see Additional file 1. ETV characteristics are depicted within Tables  1 and 2. All 15 ETV within the ICU-like and sophisticated categories (Table  1) had built-in PEEP valves, and most of them depicted ventilatory curves on a screen.

"Basically you can mix the two colors for an informal but sophisticated summer table," said Emmanuel Plat, the store's buyer.

In the days before le goût naturel, vegetables had been unwanted guests at the sophisticated French table; even the great 14th-century chef Taillevent — who prepared dishes for the Valois kings and from whom one of Paris's most superb restaurants today takes its name — mostly excluded them from his repertoire.

Sophisticated "white table" ambience welcomes a chic Upper East Side crowd and celebrities generating magazine "mentions".

There are a number of features that characterize a sophisticated search interface (Table 1).

Second, after consultation with infectious disease clinicians, we developed rules that were combined into more sophisticated computer algorithms (Table 1, Figure 1).