Sentences with phrase «in simplistic»

Every space in my home is decorated in a simplistic way basically to keep my life less crazy and to create a cozy, merry vibe.

Present the comparables in a simplistic, easy - to - understand fashion (not too much detail).

In simplistic terms, Coordination of Benefits (COB) is communication with a patient's insurance companies where each insurance company determines whether it is primary or secondary payer.

Her keys strengths lie firstly in her ability to solve complex problems in a simplistic way, and secondly in her knack of being able to find high - calibre individuals for key positions.

Our free entry - level resume template is designed to meet the needs of applicants who want to broadcast their education, accomplishments, and hands - on experience in a simplistic way.

«In simplistic terms, digital marketing is the promotion of products or brands via one or more forms of electronic media,» according to the SAS Institute.

The beauty of this clear cover is in its simplistic design — it might not be ideal for those after a more serious solution against damage, but it's still viable as a light buffer against everyday drops, bumps, and wear.

In simplistic terms, a person charged with exercising fiduciary duties (commonly referred to as a fiduciary) must discharge their duties with the utmost good faith, care, and the finest loyalty.

Today, Scott Greenfield added to this discussion on his Simple Justice blog, pointing out that big follower numbers continue to impress many Twitter users who lack «a clear understanding that followers on Twitter are too often named «Britney» or [are] themselves only interested in gathering as many followers as possible in their simplistic quest at marketing hegemony.»

Many accepted the precautionary principle in a simplistic way as a justification for activism and further as a justification for representing science in a simplified form, making shortcuts like «hiding the decline».

First you refuse to look at the data and now you engage in simplistic misrepresentations of what is actually occurring.

In simplistic terms, the warmer the air, the more moisture it holds.

the real flight trajectory is not the orbit line, which is in your head and in your simplistic imagination, but rather does pendulum swings around this line, which lengthens or shortens the distance to the Sun, thus producing more or less RF....

Buildings CO2 emissions are, in simplistic terms, embodied carbon emissions or operational carbon emissions.

I was merely trying to present the underlying nature of our complex climate and the many substantive factors that affect it — in simplistic terms that even the «Gruberized» could understand.

So, in my simplistic mind, my original definition wasn't that far off?

I have absolutely no interest in your simplistic, misguided and absolutely data less silliness.

Climate change deniers either willfully ignore or fail to understand this complexity — as shown in their simplistic argument that carbon dioxide (CO2) is a beneficial gas that helps plants grow and is therefore good for humans.

T Marvell «With a few exceptions, climate scientists ignore this [statistical] expertise and analyze trends in a simplistic manner.»

In this simplistic comparison, the inferred ΔOHC provides an embarrasingly good fit with ΔTemperature prior to 1920 and post 1960.

With a few exceptions, climate scientists ignore this expertise and analyze trends in a simplistic manner.

In my simplistic way, it seems to me that other arts can make statements about the human experience, while painting offers a breadth of interpretation that equals life.»

The Brooklyn - based artist's signature themes such as narration of minor histories and investigation of mundane details revive in his simplistic, yet whimsy technique.

With the curators adopting a comparative approach, juxtaposing original photographs and oil paintings in a simplistic these two works depict the same subject matter kind of way, little is left to the imagination.

As a result, the show was one of the most criticized in history and for one primary reason: the artists were said to engage in a simplistic «politics of identity» rather than making identity political.

, and in a simplistic way, this also sums up their service: The idea that we can cultivate our talents through constant feedback from our colleagues and the people around us.

That mechanic alone excites me but when you throw in the simplistic, contrasting art style I'm sold.»

Until then, enjoy my lovely mug in that simplistic banner up above!

At predestined points, you'll get your hands on a chip, usually from inside the skull of a defeated boss, and in turn will get a point to spend in a simplistic upgrade system, which offers a certain amount of freedom of choice in a game that is otherwise rigid in its structure.

Like the original game, the basic narrative is very much your typical «up - and - coming heroes stop evil and save the world in the process» framework in a simplistic sense, but how the story introduces factors such as war, religion, or child assassins into the mix elevates the narrative to a more mature level.

Yes, it's all just timing based in a simplistic combat system, but when you have to perfectly execute moves to advance it became more fun for me and the simplistic combat was welcomed, for it was difficult enough without needing more complexity to it.

I believe a city builder can make you think about the most basic systems we have around us even if the game has these built in a simplistic way.

Kitty White (the character's actual name) is, as you might expect, a white bipedal cat in a simplistic art style 6.

Rooms are furnished in a simplistic style with Flat Screen Television, DStv, free Wi - Fi and coffee and tea station.

Putting yourself in a simplistic category like adventure, luxury or budget will not make you stand out.

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I actually have a blog I started on the exact topic you note in my blog inventory, however, it has stalled, because in the end, I think the topic is too fact specific and any attempt to deal with it will again result in a simplistic discussion.

In simplistic terms, an inverse ETF will use futures and swaps to create a synthetic short position in a commodity or natural resource sector.

... Now place your trust in our simplistic slogans and enjoy your rage aginst the Other!»

Overall, I liked the story and the characters that populated the book but the way in which the tale was told was stiff (at times) and overly descriptive in a simplistic way.

The steering wheel has redundant controls that are easy to use while the main gauge cluster is an exercise in simplistic functionality.

Without careful monitoring and professional development that introduces teachers to strategies for asking open - ended questions with responders, schools may find their digital solution takes student questioning in a simplistic direction.

«People who expect magic and change to take place in a simplistic way, I think, are fooling themselves.»

This task looks at the timing of the planes refuelling the bomber in a simplistic representation of what actually happened.

Ex Machina: In this simplistic - sounding but ultimately profound look at technology, a young programmer (Domhnall Gleeson) is sent to study the humanity of a robot named Ava (Alicia Vikander).

The concept of a superhero movie is to represent good vs. evil in a simplistic format.

Using a beat «em up formula, players can attack using normal punches and kicks in simplistic combos, or can utilize special attacks they unlock throughout the game.

However, Sully director Clint Eastwood wasn't interested in a simplistic story of heroism.

Working from a screenplay credited to William Nicholson and Simon Beaufoy, Kormákur (2 Guns, Contraband) sets Everest up in the typical disaster - movie mode, establishing the characters in simplistic terms so that we learn, at most, maybe two things about any one person.