Examples of using Simplifications in English and their translations into Chinese
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But those neat descriptions are simplifications of more complex and changeable realities.
These JSON/HTTP based interfaces provide some useful simplifications in comparison to the more increasingly complex SOAP standards that came before them.
The deferment of the finalization of modalities for tariff escalations, tariff simplifications and special safeguard mechanisms in the context of agriculture market access should not delay action in that important area.
Major simplifications include the elimination of several cost reimbursement regulations, the specification and- not yet finalized- standardization of non-recurring benefits and reinforced cooperation with other authorities and agencies.
At practical level, the Legal Assistance Centre, a local NGO, has taken the initiative to make law more accessible to the grassroots communities through translations and simplifications of various laws.
Maxwell completed the last key pieces of his electromagnetic theory in 1864, when he was 33(although he made some simplifications in later work).
Obviously, introducing the bias is only a small change in how we describe perceptrons, but we will see later that it leads to further notational simplifications.
Secondly, simplifications are introduced for article III(Financial period), article VI(Fund account) and article IX(Financing the Fund activities) as a result of the new budgetary arrangement.
Sweeping simplifications and rationalizations of all these systems are possible in ways that even moderate Democrats could accept in a less polarized political environment.
Beginning in 1856, there were many reductions in height and other simplifications up to 1895 when the helmet reached the appearance it maintained up to 1914.
While this assumption enables significant simplifications, it is worth remarking that most black holes are surrounded by cosmic material including dust, gas, and radiation.
He elaborated on its approach to developing an IFRS for SMEs, including the definition of SMEs, recognition and measurement simplifications, fall-back to full IFRS and the progress of the project in the IASB.
FURTHER SIMPLIFICATION AND STREAMLINING OF THE COUNTRY PROGRAMME PREPARATION AND APPROVAL PROCESS.
Simplification: policy coherence should come first.
Simplification and harmonization.
Simplification and harmonization of programming, operational and administrative procedures.
Such simplification would be naive.
Third, simplification of processes and procedures.
Or is that a simplification?
Simplification and practicality.