0 not complicated, or not showing a good understanding of culture and fashion; not sophisticated
1 not complicated, not educated, or without a good understanding of culture:
He’s an unsophisticated man, but he has been very successful in business.
The concluding chapter attacks several naturalistic explanations of the origin of the universe proposed by philosophically unsophisticated scientists.
Taken together, these results demonstrate the powerful, positive effects that institutions can have on otherwise unsophisticated individuals.
All of the learned strategies appear to outperform handcrafted strategies, even those learned with relatively unsophisticated user models.
These trials indicate that hand weeding, tillage (even with unsophisticated implements) and crop residue mulches are cost effective in the appropriate setting.
Indeed, both sophisticated and unsophisticated subjects answered over 81% of the math problems correctly in each of these three experimental conditions.
In these cases, the agents put a heavy (and perhaps unrealistic) weight on the less recent information in the unsophisticated predictor.
Such an expectation may have important ramifications (including legal ones) on how accented speech is viewed by the linguistically unsophisticated public.
First, we note that it is only an unsophisticated risk-liability proposal that cannot explain why carelessness is the basis of liability.
