simplification
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3.6
- noun
- /ˌsɪmplɪfɪˈkeɪʃən/
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simplificación
- The Phantom dataset is composed of objects that are a simplification of the actual trabecular bone structures, thus presenting different characteristics.
- simplification processes
- radical simplification
- phonological simplification
I you know, if you know people personally, then that kind of gross simplification seems strange.
- I you know, if you know people personally, then that kind of gross simplification seems strange.
- So how do you inspire or ensure that the Einstein level of simplification is reached?
- Now it's a great simplification for those who trouble to think about how something emerged from nothing.
- I think that's a gross simplification and I think things can be very can depend a lot in terms of context.
- Calling someone a genius is surely A simplification, but it helps us understand things quickly and in a simple, manageable way.
- And that's why people like to use simplification systems to to do it.
Examples
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Of course, this is a simplification of an incredibly complex process, but thank you for showing it so well.
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It's a magnificent simplification and also magnificent design, made to be produced industrially, available to the widest possible public.
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All right, so we're going to make one simplification to this.
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All right, then some simplification should occur here.
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Such problems offer a golden opportunity to talk about why simplifications are a good first step to understanding.
Academic text (2012) -
Benefits of the case-only design include simplification of data analysis and reduction in model complexity.
Academic text (2012) -
The potential effect of this simplification on classification accuracy, however, awaits further investigation.
Academic text (2017) -
RESULTS: Training the participants who had developmental delays required extensive simplification of language and concepts.
Academic text (1997) -
The model simplifies the number of crystal forms, but this simplification makes it possible to model differential scanning calorimetry data.
Academic text (2011) -
The simplification of the rules made it easier for everyone to understand the game.
Synonyms
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3.3
An explanation that makes something easier to understand
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3.5
Making something simpler to understand
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6.5
An explanation that makes something clear and easy to understand
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5.6
Making a difficult idea easier to understand by explaining it clearly
Antonyms
How Simple
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Simplification comes from the everyday word simple ('not complicated') and the part -fication, which comes from Latin facere ('to make'). So a simplification is the act of making something 'simple' or easier to understand.