Because it is based on a richer, more interesting book -- so far Ms. Rowling's novelistic skills have grown, along with her ambitions, with each successive volume -- and partly because the director shows more dexterity and imagination of his own, "Chamber of Secrets," which opens nationwide today, is a little better than "Sorcerer's Stone".
State-of-affairs are non-linguistic formal objects that come in various stages of complexity (see Gawron & Peters 1990 for a brief overview, Devlin 1991, 2006 for a more detailed exposition, and Ginzburg & Sag 2000 for a system based on a richer ontology).
Detecting weight differences between stimuli is the first step and the prerequisite to presenting more complex problem-solving tasks based on a richer causal structure.
The worlds they reflect in their lens are, like those of any filmmaker, chosen or assembled ones, composed out of a series of observations that are put together based on a rich and complicated imperative: Does the film reflect the emotional and intellectual truth of the experience?
This arrestingly white soup is based on a rich pork broth, and comes rife with pork and seafood, rather than beef.
Other books followed, among them "People Like Us"; "A Season in Purgatory," based on a rich Catholic family and murder; and "An Inconvenient Woman," about a social couple and the murder of the husband's mistress.
But only the most devoted Harry Potter fan knows that Nicolas Flamel, the sorcerer in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" (the first Potter book) was based on a rich and famous alchemist and almsgiver who actually lived and worked in Paris in the Middle Ages.
"Tetris" players, by contrast, have to focus on a specific task getting the block in the gap.This, surely, will please armies, air forces and sports teams, which require people to make split-second decisions based on a rich, wide visual field.
Compared to existing studies, our analysis is based on a rich dataset that includes the stock markets and the government bond markets in 39 countries around the world.
ConnecTV simply says that the combined companies will let users discover and share "social" shows, "based on a rich database of TV-related key words merged with the Tweeting activities of 45 million people commenting about their favorite programs".
Groupon knows that targeting by regions increases conversion and sales, but imagine how much they could amplify that effect if they were targeting based on a rich and sophisticated understanding of the individual person that receives each offer?
