Sentence examples for transforming complicated from inspiring English sources

Disruptive innovations succeed by transforming complicated and expensive products into simple and affordable ones, thereby enabling a much larger population to benefit from the offerings.

Recent Stević's idea of transforming complicated equations and systems into simpler solvable ones, used for the first time in explaining the solvability of the equation appearing in [6] (an extension of the original result can be found in [20], see also [22]), was employed in several other papers (see, e.g., [1, 2, 4, 12, 15, 19, 21, 24 26, 29, 30] and the related references therein).

They have been since used to store in discrete form key information on a topological space and to transform complicated topological problems into more familiar algebraic ones with the introduction of simplicial homology (we refer to Aleksandrov [12] for a beautiful account of the birth of combinatorial topology).

In the mid-1980s, the need for high-quality computer documentation was monumental, so the DDC ended up being piled high with work that it was uniquely well suited to do: Transform complicated engineering specifications into relatively comprehensible, user-friendly guides for computer systems.

Using Kramers-Kronig transforms is more complicated when one of these conditions is not fulfilled.

However, understanding the means by which the shape of the lens responds to contraction or relaxation of the CM, and the mechanisms for precisely transforming the lens configuration, is complicated by a lack of innervation within the lens itself.

Former employees say that Mr. Sarvary's lack of merchandising expertise also complicated the transforming of J. Crew from a catalog company to an in-store retailer.

But in Whitehead's novel, that simple small-town celebration is transformed into something far more complicated -- and tragic.

In "It's Complicated" Ms. Meyers transforms a divorced couple into a romantic couple, which suggests a belief in love enduring even after a marriage dies.

And with the guidance of an architect, Shahriar Nasser (and another $4.5 million in renovation costs), the Harrises embarked on an extensive and complicated overhaul to transform the chopped-up Victorian-era interior into an unexpectedly modern, open, light-filled space.

But simply by switching perspective, placing the sun at the center, complicated orbits were transformed into nearly-circular ellipses of great simplicity.