Sentence examples for the simple description from inspiring English sources

His was not a lengthy quandary, and we all brought our own assumptions into the simple description of his problem.

Many people are repelled by it, and put off, too, by the simple description we use to say what we're up to: "traditional Christian hospitality".

In this version of the game, we provide the simple description of a scene.

where I p i denotes the identity matrix of size p i × p i and I p 0 = 1 for the simple description.

Since the simple description length is easy to implement (assigns the same number of bits to each model parameter) and has been successfully utilized in many practical problems [31 33], it is used in this paper.

Despite the lack of precise information on hedge evapotranspiration in the region and the simple description of AET in the model, we are able to give orders of magnitude for the hedge effect based on choices of model parameterization as well as different modalities of hedge density and location.

As the complexity of the role-play increased (Iterations 1 4), student feedback indicated the need for more preparation materials, in particular in relation to the roles and responsibilities: "I [would have liked] a better definition of the role expectations beforehand, the simple descriptions did not do much for me" (Iteration 1, Public Information Officer).

Beyond the simple descriptions provided by this categorization, it is recognized that STEGH work is multifaceted and that the efficacy of each model will decrease or increase based on the degree of locally relevant considerations.

The simplest description I've heard of his customary reception at a restaurant is "Everybody falls to the ground when Johnny walks in".

The simplest description comes from Philip Nelson: the entropy of a system increases spontaneously when a constraint is removed (Nelson 2008).

Thus, the representational scheme that allows for the simplest description of reality is always to be preferred – so much the worse for Euclid, and Poincaré, too.