Sentence examples for the purpose of simplification from inspiring English sources
Equivalent linearization of seismic isolation systems is often recommended in modern structural specifications for the purpose of simplification.
For the purpose of simplification the results of SUVs and Sedan vehicles are combined.
However, the pseudo point-source model does not consider the spatiotemporal distribution of the slip within the subevent explicitly for the purpose of simplification.
They often equate customers' behavior and ignore performance of different customers and the impact on the failure rate for the purpose of simplification (Murthy and Djamaludin 2002).
Each line includes the Job ID, the number of input files, the database size (DB Size), the number of compute nodes including the type and the number of CPUs (Nodes(Type - CPU)), and the number of jobs generated (for the purpose of simplification all possible values are shown within one job descriptor).
Loan consolidation, whether of private or federal loans, is the act of lumping all loans together for the purpose of simplification.
It's really unfair to change the rules of the game abruptly". Lost in the squabbles and fear is the purpose of simplification--to make the procedure easy and fair for the greatest number of people.
For the purposes of simplification, the variables A1 and A2 can be considered to represent functionally redundant pools of mitochondrial PBPs with identical stoichiometry, affinities and effects on B* kinetics, whereby, A1 corresponds to BCL-2, BCL-XL, BCL-W and A2 corresponds to MCL-1/A1.
A patient's laser photocoagulation treatment occurs as a single episode in the model, for the purposes of simplification, and is 84% likely to succeed (21).
2, 3 For the purposes of simplification and this review, classes for the categories of the fibrin sealants only have been provided (Table 1) to facilitate understanding the role of this material in rhytidectomy.
Remark 3 It should be pointed that the assumption of zero initial condition in system (1) is only for the purpose of technical simplification in the derivation, and it does not lose generality.
