Sentence examples for using a simplified version from inspiring English sources

Similarity between a pair of users (or items) is calculated using a simplified version of the cosine measure for binary ratings [14, 15].

Initial modelling of the recombination region is undertaken using a simplified version of the one-dimensional electron energy and continuity equations.

Phase I explored the techno-economic feasibility of geothermal energy production combined with CO2 injection using a simplified version of the Pi-Innovation technology.

Using a simplified version of the Land Use Trade-Offs (LUTO) model, economic returns to agriculture, carbon plantings, and environmental plantings were calculated each year.

Experimental VLE and LLE data were satisfactorily correlated and predicted with a single set of interaction parameters, using a simplified version of the association contribution of the model.

Also trying to reduce the computational times of GP for automated heuristic design [99] proposed a new technique to estimate the fitness of evolved rules using a simplified version of the original simulated shop, as shown in Fig. 11.

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.

Vince Young is likely to replace Vick, and the Eagles would probably use a simplified version of their offense that would rely more on running back LeSean McCoy, who rushed for 128 yards in a 29-16 loss to the Giants Sept. 25.

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).

Thus we decided to use a simplified version of this test as in [39].