Modifying Another Word

• technologically: Each cohort of our young are more technologically sophisticated than the previous year.

• increasingly: This may lead to the potential to design increasingly sophisticated, highly targeted drugs in the future.

• technically: Contrary to popular belief, much computer fraud and abuse is not technically sophisticated.

• highly: We use highly sophisticated computer models to simulate the body's interaction with the implant.

• incredibly: The encryption codes being used by criminals are incredibly sophisticated and, so the FBI claim, impossible to crack.

• surprisingly: A cookbook of techniques is then described, allowing surprisingly sophisticated macros to be developed.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Cleon But how is a visit to Athens going to make a rich farmer sophisticated?

Modifies a noun

• algorithm: The sophisticated platoon splitting algorithm also makes the Radar Recorder an extremely accurate counting device.

• technique: Sophisticated mathematical techniques are then used to analyze the diffraction pattern.

• marina: Overlooks the sophisticated international marina with its many superb reataurants and bars,which can be reached within a 3 minute walk.

• equipment: More sophisticated equipment is available for cuttings taken on a larger scale.

• electronics: Some sophisticated electronics lie behind this deceptively simple gadget.

• tool: More sophisticated tracking tools are being implemented to better understand activity on the National Ag Safety Database.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Machine translation, whilst not perfect, is becoming more sophisticated.

• grow: They are certainly hugely responsible for the way concert productions have grown more sophisticated over the years.

• get: Step 1: it's not the real world Web sites may be getting ever more sophisticated.

• look: However, the sound is so atrocious that it makes the graphics look sophisticated in comparison.

• use: Modern ' cartridge ' forks use sophisticated ' shim stacks ' which can give almost any response curve desired.

• offer: Here we offer sophisticated, modern facilities for teaching, learning and research, including computing and experimental laboratories.

Preposition: in

• term: However, it wasn't particularly sophisticated in architectural terms.