Sentence examples for sophistication to create from inspiring English sources

Washington combines elements of Native American cultures, the Old West heritage, and technological sophistication to create a unique culture of its own.

He has been somewhat dismissive of the sophistication needed to create the Android code that the jury earlier found had been stolen, another indication that he was unlikely to pass harsh judgment on Google.

Related, recall that the three inductions also differed on the expense and technical sophistication required to create and implement them.

Thus, the language of advertising consists essentially of often propositionally vacuous displays of competitive linguistic sophistication designed to create a largely artificial sense of exclusiveness among status-conscious readers.

It is possible to see the degree to which the technique allowed Bouts, in the words of art historian Susan Jones, to "[achieve such] sophistication ... to create both fine linear detail and subtle tonal transitions".

Gin reached the peak of sophistication when mixed with vermouth to create the martini cocktail, chosen by Ian Fleming as the drink of choice – with vodka and shaken, not stirred – for James Bond.

And after his team reviewed numerous platforms available on the market today, none provided the depth of flexibility or the sophistication needed to enable non-developers to create powerful civic apps that would actually solve the problem being addressed.

It turns out that, deep in his heart, Dennis Wilson was a true believer in the power of love and was able to create songs of such sophistication that many musicians didn't believe they were his.

We have the ability to create that kind of sophistication from both sides.

These data provide information to create mathematical models of increasing sophistication and realism models that can emulate biological and physiological systems with sufficient accuracy to advance our understanding of living systems and disease mechanisms.

On the other hand, growth in the size and sophistication of back-office nations like India has begun to create economic opportunities for American companies and workers.