simplexity
- noun
- /ˈsɪmplɛksɪti/
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simplexidad
- The flocking algorithm is a simplexity whose simple rules generate surprisingly lifelike motion.
Examples
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In nature, simplexity often explains how straightforward processes result in complex behaviors.
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Scientists admire the simplexity of the system, where basic laws create intricate patterns.
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The simplexity of the system amazed the researchers.
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Can you explain the concept of simplexity?
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The flocking algorithm is a simplexity whose simple rules generate surprisingly lifelike motion.
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Scientists admire the simplexity of the system, where basic laws create intricate patterns.
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In nature, simplexity often explains how straightforward processes result in complex behaviors.
How Simple
∞
1.0
- Specialized
3
8.0
∞
1.0
- Specialized
258
4.4
- Informal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Simplexity comes from joining simple 'easy' and complexity 'complicated', so picture a very small rule that suddenly makes rich, surprising patterns—like a few simple instructions creating lifelike flocking. So, simplexity is a simple rule or part that leads to complex results.