Sentence examples for using a fairly simple from inspiring English sources

Not too long ago, the notion that products could be manufactured using a fairly simple, compact printer was straight out of a science fiction novel.

Our experience had been with data aggregated by communities where the data producers and consumers were to some extent known to one another, using a fairly simple technology that was easy to run and maintain.

"It turns out that using a fairly simple model thinking of the world in terms of a ground surface, vertical surfaces that stick up out of it, and the sky you can create pretty compelling 3-D modelsayssays Hoiem.

It is shown that it is possible to calculate the binary diffusion coefficient, even very close to the consolute point, from the NMR-derived tracer diffusivities using a fairly simple thermodynamic correction factor, of a form similar to those reported in the literature based on critical point scaling laws.

From there on in, using a fairly simple and hopefully intuitive interface that uses a shopping basket-type metaphor, the user can set up 'rules' so that, for example, if instructed, DAD can send any file of a particular type, say photos, that's tagged with a friend's name to that friend.

On top of that, the scientists were using a fairly simple instrument — a single radio detector roughly 6.4 feet long that resembles a dining table.

"We use a fairly simple formula," Mr. Fouche said.

Thus, Mobil could use a fairly simple set of metrics (share of targeted customer segments and a summary score from the mystery shoppers) for its consumer objectives.

Almost every garment uses a fairly simple technique, like tacking scissor-cut squares of fabric to a navy sheath or doing the top half of a navy wool tunic dress in sheer navy knit.

This study has demonstrated through the analysis of approximately ten percent of Bauer's paintings for the Flora Graeca using non-invasive, in situ methods, that Bauer used a fairly simple and traditional palette for the period, and that together with his colour code system, he used a relatively small number of pigments to achieve almost perfect colour fidelity in his work.

By casual observation of Maki's prints, it might seem that Haku Maki used a fairly simple and consistent range of pigments for the "Poem" series, but these results prove otherwise with a rather large range of pigments identified, including for instance three different pigment mixtures for green colors in Poem 71 61.