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1. She frowned at her father’s simplification of the chaos she felt
2. It also indicates the many times that a germ of crystalline inspiration seems to have been virtually smothered in Man’s attempt toward a simplification thought necessary to introduce it into his lesser capacity, a kind of “dumbing down,” rather than a “rising up
3. What then were the attributes that preserved nations? Could nations get better with time, instead of declining? Notwithstanding a person’s opportunity and capacity to turn himself around, it became clear to most reasonable thinkers that the First World War, the War to End All Wars, was a painful simplification
4. “reduction and simplification of what it means to be human
5. As your life becomes more complicated, the need for greater organization and simplification will occur
6. Can this process reflect reality? Is it not a necessary simplification of reality, a poor substitute for what is really unfolding in the body? My fine sir, you and I know the answer: once a drug hits the general public and the community starts experiencing numerous undocumented side effects, then you get a clearer picture of reality than the 'reality' presented in the drug's preclinical–clinical research trials
7. The simplification of life is one of the steps to inner peace
8. A persistent simplification will create an inner and outer well-being that places harmony in one's life
9. simplification of some larger concept? What limits to understanding greater truths about the universe and humanity exist due to our preoccupation with
10. His weeping worsened as his mind filled with a primal simplification of what he was feeling
11. Simplification of web sites and the effort to
12. Simplification and computers that work are really all the public wants
13. The theme of that one episode of his spin-off from Seinfeld was simplification, which has the same meaning
14. Simplification has reached many people
15. The simplification allows them to work on mobile phones with their smaller screens
16. simplification rather than increased complexity, which
17. often the simplification of knowledge gained by their elders
18. hogwash and this attitude of simplification is so Newtonian junk as Darwin’s simplified ideas are about the
19. Self-understanding is a process of simplification
20. Why has this concept of simplification never even been voiced? The legislators have already laughed it out of existence… because it threaten their own privileges also
21. Suddenly the Jews simplified their religion and created one all-powerful God, and did away with all lesser gods… Brilliant! This way they could not be accused of failing to sacrifice to a certain overlooked deity! This way the standard sets of excuses and rationalizations which the Undead had previously used for ages could not be used anymore! All they had to do was obey the wishes of just one god: and all their religious problems were over! Simplification!
22. The constriction and expansion of relations, the normalization, the simplification, the grasping of essence and the pruning of the irrelevant to bring back a useful simulation - this is 'understanding'
23. In the meantime a study of His names will produce a simplification of His efforts and build up a body of constructive thought which will facilitate His work when He is again in active manifestation
24. That, for myself, was a sound simplification: I could engage that, to the world, my face should tell no tales, but it would have been, in the conditions, an immense added strain to find myself anxious about hers
25. Now we remove this simplification to demonstrate the complexity of the objective functions selection process
26. Undoubtedly, this assumption is a simplification; real areas have more complex shapes
27. Despite this simplification, in real trading it is often more appropriate to solve all three selection problems simultaneously
28. In one of her attacks of simplification, she had relegated to the stables the radioconsole that her husband had given her as an anniversary gift, and which both of them had intended to present to the Museum as the first in the city
29. Order and simplification are the first steps toward the mastery of a subject
30. Do we not see that now, when the simplest arithmetical calculation shows that the only means for the success of the schools is the simplification of methods, the simplicity and cheapness of the arrangement of the school,—the pedagogues are busy, as though having made a wager to concoct a most difficult, most complicated, and expensive (and, I must add, most bad) instruction? In the manuals of Messrs