+ Jennifer Dalton and William Powhida are tackling the NYC affordable housing crisis with their new project, MONTH2MONTH, where participants are invited to experience the real estate divide by staying in both affordable and luxury New York apartments.
The exposure-adjusted patient incidence was calculated as the number of patients experiencing the event divided by the sum of the patient exposure times.
Given that a much lower proportion of older people use the Internet compared to younger generations, some scholars suggest that older people, especially the "oldest old," are more likely to experience the disadvantages of the "digital divide," which may result in new forms of isolation and marginalization (Gardner et al. 2012; Hilt and Lipschultz 2004).
Brennan: As organizations drive towards a consistent and integrated client experience, the potential divide between sales and service/fulfillment and marketing touch-points becomes more apparent.
In other words, modern aesthetics frames its understanding of art by presupposing the subject/object dichotomy: Aesthetics presupposes a fundamental divide between the art "object" and the experiencing "subject," a divide which is subsequently crossed by the commerce of sensation or feeling.
While Jordan gave centre stage to the 'big men' (Collins, de Valera), Loach and screenwriter Paul Laverty effectively turn their attention toward the support ing players, in particular two republican brothers who experience first hand the divide-and-conquer power of imperialist rule.
This, and only this, is how you build the bridges to close the experience divide.
True CX is a competitive advantage for those who aim to close the experience divide and enhance real-world customer experiences.
Polls suggest Mr Cameron could secure the EU "In" vote he wants, but the experience would divide his party and distract the government more than Britain can afford.Mr Cameron might quit soon after that, leaving it to one of his three likeliest successors George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, Theresa May, the home secretary, or Boris Johnson, the mayor of London to reunite his party.
DURING the last century, many music-lovers experienced sharply divided feelings toward the works of the past and those of their own time.
I call this the experience divide.
