Sentence examples for use simplified versions of from inspiring English sources

As to friction, we use simplified versions of the general rate and state-dependent law.

Alternatively, they can negotiate with neighboring nodes to use simplified versions of the required network services.

The model simulates forest growth in 25 × 25 m cells using simplified versions of tree recruitment, growth and competition processes.

A kinetic model for the selective hydrogenation on the catalyst was developed by using simplified versions of the Langmuir Hinshelwood mechanism.

The scheduler was verified using simplified version of UVM and applying millions of instructions with randomly generated sort values.

To see whether one set of affinities would be sufficient to fit the data, we repeated the simulations using the simplified versions of models 2 4.

To retain these historical characteristics, the vector world is based on the traditional character forms used in Hong Kong and Taiwan (simplified versions of many of these characters being used in China and elsewhere).

In order to simulate the scenario proposed in this section, we use a simplified version of the Tennesse Eastman control challenge problem [24] (also used in [25]).

The phone will use a simplified version of the Android mobile operating system, and several dozen applications have been customized for it, he added.

For that fee, users will be able to import their pets to the phone and use a simplified version of the Web site, pressing the phone keys to provide nourishment to the virtual critters.

Macroeconomists tend to use a simplified version of the optimization framework called the "permanent income hypothesis," whose origins trace back to economist Milton Friedman's treatise A Theory of the Consumption Function (1957).