Sentence examples for terms sophisticated from inspiring English sources

In game-theoretic terms, sophisticated voting produces a different and smaller game in which some formerly undominated strategies in the larger game become dominated in the smaller game.

The convergence rate of a new direct simulation Monte Carlo (DSMC) method, termed "sophisticated DSMC", is investigated for one-dimensional Fourier flow.

Instead, rock art is a primary record of long-term sophisticated physical and symbolic manipulation of plants that fits neither into the simplistic categories of 'foraging' or of 'agriculture'agriculture

For those who are not professionals, anyone investing in these shares has to be what is termed "sophisticated", or wealthy.

That report had warned that China was possibly carrying out "a long-term, sophisticated, computer network exploitation campaign" against the US.

Others critics have questioned the viability of a near-term sophisticated self-regulatory oversight structure like FINRA, given the short-tenure of digital currency exchanges (compared to the lengthy history of pre-FINRA stock exchange self-regulatory operations through the National Association of Securities Dealers and the New York Stock Exchange).

Those terms sound sophisticated — but they're really just linguistic carnival barkers, void of substance.

Private equity-owned companies may have a lower general default rate because of the better debt terms that sophisticated private equity firms can negotiate.

The city, however, has yet to build a public space as inventive as that of post-Olympics Barcelona, or to think of the impact of the Olympics in terms as sophisticated as pre-Olympics London.

"The development of New Zealand is very impressive in terms of sophisticated places.

Experts usually describe CDS in terms of sophisticated alerts or reminders.