simplification造句怎么写

To say that travel is the luxury - and not necessity - of the fossil fuel generation is an over-simplification.

I find this latter CSE especially cool, as I've seen real programmers miss this sort of algebraic simplification in real code.

The good news is that there is a vibrant dialog going on with regard to these frameworks and methods - but I expect there will be a shakeout/simplification over time.

Remember that by definition a model is a simplification, so it makes sense that a model, even a refined one, should not include all of the nitty-gritty implementation details.

The first phase is simplification, which transforms the model into a simpler version.

This is covered in the Process model configuration simplification section of this article.

I am currently focused on stability, simplification, regular releases and tackling some of the top issues on our JIRA site.

In the 17th century and 18th centuries progress began to be made in the simplification and standardization of silk manufacture, with many advances following one after another.

The models we were taught in school about "dominant" and "recessive" genes steering a strictly Mendelian process have turned out to be an even greater simplification of reality than Newton's laws.

Listing 8 shows a simplification of Listing 7, using a closure.

Fortunately,10 years after Unruh proposed his sonic analogy, one of us( Jacobson) came up with a very useful simplification.

Such simplification might be much more widespread than realised.

This slightly contradicts the MVC paradigm, since you typically create your view from within your controller, but it's a reasonable simplification for many cases.

People often misinterpret what simplification means. It's not a way to remove work from your life.