Current representations of interaction protocols either concentrate on ease of understanding and neglect the need to specify protocols unambiguously (e.g. [B. Bauer, J.P. Muller, J.Odell, Agent UML: A Formalism for Specifying Multiagent Software Systems, AOSE (2000) 91 104]), or concentrate on formal rigour and neglect usability issues (e.g. [S.
The young founder explains, "We concentrate on ease and naturalness of use, instead of the power of analytics".
A successful South African entrepreneur during the dotcom era, he wants open-source zealots to lose their religion and concentrate on ease-of-use instead.
Critics said the Home Secretary should concentrate on easing the plight of thousands of migrants making increasingly desperate attempts to get into Britain through the Channel Tunnel.
This does not seem to bother his last-moment replacement, Werner Müller, an amiable (non-party) energy specialist expected to concentrate on easing Germany out of atomic power and not to mope over lost fiefs.Schröder here, Lafontaine there, some of the new programme makes a lot of sense.
Instead of "taking first-world medicine and trying to downsize it," the team began designing the technology with developing countries in mind, concentrating on ease of use, affordability, and portability, says Whitesides.
Busoni et al. (2010) description of the FLASH technique in 36 horses concentrated on ease and value of technique, and on abnormal findings in specific structures.
A fit Rankin, intent on trying to nudge the England selectors again, is certainly a very handy asset for a Warwickshire side who start their T20 campaign without England's Ian Bell and Chris Woakes, at a time when they are already concentrating on easing Jonathan Trott back in slowly following a stress-related condition.
If you concentrate on putting them at ease, things may go better for you.
In Denver next week the G7 should concentrate on helping Africa to trade, easing the path of its reformers, and ensuring that humanitarian aid actually does some good.
