The best are often understated gags, like when Earn is eating cookies at Paper Boi's house, and Darius suddenly says, "Damn, man, it's four-thirty.
[ 46] The limitations of the use of instrumental variables were often understated in the literature, principally that for many realistic data in the econometrics, social sciences and psychology it is extremely difficult to ascertain the independence of the instrumental and endogenous variables in the model [ 21, 48] because of confounding.
The Clinton era was marked by a reality of setbacks for African Americans that are too often understated, and are best summed up by Michelle Alexander, author of the bestseller "The New Jim Crow".
Whilst modelling, like management, is usually a compromise to deliver timely and useful results, the danger of technological limitations is that they are often subtle, understated and untested.
His contributions were great and often understated.
Anna's clothes are versatile and often understated.
The visual style is often dark, saturated, and raw, depicting the harsh Midwestern United States in a "withdrawn", dark and understated light to give a "surreal" effect.
For example, he explained, 2C2P supports payment via monthly installments on commerce sites, which is an important but often understated feature that consumers in Southeast Asia look for when buying big-ticket items.
Often understated is the value of having a complete chemical and energy recovery system built into the design of every kraft mill in the world.
