Content Where workload was manageable, respondents studied content they considered relevant and material promoting understanding and clinical reasoning.
Living Lens Liverpool-based Living Lens turns video content into manageable data by analysing speech, actions and sentiment.
The ASYE structure is about supporting the individual by breaking down the content into manageable sections.
By contrast, his pictures of New York feel bold and inventive, and the exhibition itself, with its varied content and manageable size, offers real pleasure, much of which comes from the experience of seeing the prints as physical objects.
"We wanted to make the content digestible and manageable".
For the future, the crucial question for designers like her may be whether to try expanding, or to be content in the manageable niche they've created.
So the idea was to how you can make the content problem a manageable problem, and that's basically what we, why we designed ThinThread, that was running--by the way, it had three different sites for almost a year and a half prior to 9/11, and they killed it in August of 2001, just before 9/11.
Attracting an audience, in print and in the expanding digital universe, requires ever more content and at a manageable cost.
Vertebrate mitochondrial (mt) genomes have been the subject of many studies of phylogeny and evolutionary genetics and genomics, by virtue of characteristics such as their manageable size and generally conserved gene content and order.
This makes the stomach content less acidic and heartburn manageable.
