Sentence examples for which drastically simplifies from inspiring English sources
According to The Telegraph, the T.25 taps into a process called iStream, in development for 15 years, which "drastically simplifies the process of manufacturing cars, allowing the plants to be 20 percent smaller than existing car factories" and significantly lowering carbon dioxide emissions.
A reliability model to assemble small into larger components is proposed, which drastically simplifies the analysis.
We first prove the basic properties of the genetic networks composed of only positive feedback loops, and then propose a procedure to design the switches, which drastically simplifies analysis of the switches and makes theoretical analysis and design tractable even for large-scaled systems.
All of the other vibrational bands are cancelled which drastically simplifies interpretation of the vibrational changes.
In contrast to a recent co-culture CBP study which required sequential culturing conditions for complimentary function while selectively inhibiting growth [ 38], this approach allows simultaneous growth and fermentation of both organisms which drastically simplifies culturing techniques.
In any case such improved models would be helpful to advance our knowledge of protein evolution, since in most cases one can select a set of species for whose relationships are confidently known, which drastically simplifies the problem and allows the use of complex but computationally demanding models.
The museum describes this as a period during which "drastically simplified" techniques led to "what are effectively drawn paintings in a limited colour range".
The advantage of this approach is that it simplifies a 3D problem to 2D, which drastically reduces the computational requirement.
It's a one-pot roast, which drastically reduces the tower of pans.
This is especially the case in comparison with VORESCORE, which drastically outperforms these methods.
Most importantly, generalizability drastically simplifies the seed-design algorithm and provides the framework for variable seed extension, which provides a significant increase in seed weight while maintaining a single index table.
