Brantley assessed that Muñoz had a more aggressive and angular Hamilton, but Rolling Stone wrote that he was more centered and mellow.
With a balanced life, Janice was more centered and focused, allowing her to increase productivity and grow her book of business while also authentically building personal relationships.
After the studio attempted to have the film be more centered on the character Richard Hoover, and Arndt disagreed, he was fired and replaced by another writer.
The physiotherapy management in Zimbabwe is more centered on prevention and management of postoperative pulmonary complications and this was why the majority of the patients who received the services were from obstetrics and gynaecology and those from general surgery.
Greg Daniels, the writer of the episode, originally pitched this episode as being more centered on Lisa and Homer's opposing ideas on feminism.
My weekdays in New York are more centered around work; family and personal activities are mostly on weekends when I'm in DC.
Perhaps more to the point, in the magazine's current issue, John R. Hinnells, a British professor of comparative religions, wrote that in most places he had surveyed, "from Sydney to Houston, London to Hong Kong, there are more religious functions in the 1990's than there were in the 1960's, partly because there are more centers and partly because there are more Zarathushtis".
Second, our economic and tax policies in this country are more centered on the middle class and on people trying to get in the middle class.
However, they do not consider specific features individual to users in order to detect fraud users and are more centered towards determining the economic incentives for the businesses.
Motorola has its own Smart Actions offering, which, to be fair, has nothing at all to do with NFC and is more centered around easy, location-based automation of your phone.
