Vajda believed that, rather than improve a single shot, Djokovic needed to play more.
Kiribati seems to have had a quiet year.But the accomplishments that most deserve commendation, we think, are path-breaking reforms that do not merely improve a single nation but, if emulated, might benefit the world.
The author makes the most of a story comparatively narrow in scope, even by automotive standards: a few engineers in a tiny division of General Motors toiling constantly to improve a single model built primarily for the street and, unlike such glamourpuss names as Ferrari and Porsche, seldom a factor in the razzle-dazzle world of international sports-car racing.
It is not so much about people working together to improve a single design, but rather to put up their own work in competition with everyone else's.
For introducing simple traits, marker assisted backcrossing (MABC) has been widely used to improve a single genotype by adding a favourable donor allele.
With a complete view of the product life cycle, the designer can improve a single phase, while retaining a global perspective; thus avoiding the possibility of gaining a local green improvement at the cost of a global increase in environmental impacts.
"The real problem with attempts at alleviating gender inequality in South Korea," Lee wrote, "is that they have been largely ineffective, half-hearted attempts that do more to try and improve a single politician's public image than actually introduce policies that would create an equal environment that would be beneficial for both genders".
Because classic optimization techniques only explore a limited portion of the solution space, researchers soon realized that sequential search engines that try to improve a single solution are clearly insufficient to move through these huge search spaces.
Whilst this study may help improve a single cohort of future professionals' risk detection, far more work in this important area is needed in order to enhance detection expertise and to protect elders from financial abuse.
Using the willingness to pay values presented in Table 7, we calculate that an intervention that improves a single health facility's quality would, if we assume that the facility staffs one medical officer, two nursing officers, one laboratory technician and one pharmacist, be equivalent to increasing salaries by 1.76 million USh ($749 US) per month.
