Sentence examples for sophistication in order from inspiring English sources
She believed in the doctrine with the conviction of someone who has given up "sophistication" in order to believe.
Most religious objects, from Baroque Catholic baldachins to Hindu temple ornaments, are worldly but immaterial, made with immense sophistication in order to make the ordinary physical world seem to vanish in a smoke cloud of spirals and twists and flames.
Exploits appear to evolve, with increasing levels of sophistication, in order to target multiple victims.
It is also possible that different competitions require different levels of programming sophistication in order for teams to be successful, which might impact the resources and effort teams invest in programming.
In addition, a certain degree of sophistication is required in order to navigate the health care system.
This increased level of technical sophistication is necessary in order to optimize the therapeutic ratio by adequately treating the tumor volume(s) of interest while respecting the tolerance of normal tissues such as rectum, bladder, penile bulb and the bilateral femoral heads [ 2].
Recent research ethics controversies in Africa include the Pfizer drug trials of Trovan in Nigeria and Tenofovir in Cameroon that have again highlighted the need for African professionals to have sophistication in research ethics in order to be able to participate in the debates locally [ 8].
"It was scary, but we needed a new level of sophistication to serve larger customers in order to grow".
General hospital programs will need to develop increased sophistication in differential cost accounting in order to be able to advocate for their patients and program in the current management climate.
Commonly used calibration procedures, listed in order of increasing sophistication, include: trial-and-error, linearization, non-linear regression, global search, and hybrid global-local search.
The types of number sequences, in order of increasing sophistication, are (1) initial number sequences (INS), (2) tacitly nested number sequences (TNS), (3) explicitly nested number sequences (ENS), and (4) generalized number sequences (GNS).
