"It includes the same benefits of the original product but in a more simple version at a more accessible price point," Place said in an interview.
Helping to make an occasionally complicated sport easier to follow, it could scarcely be more simple: everyone sets off at intervals but first past the finishing post wins gold.
This would provide more compelling evidence of whether activity in any brain region(s) might have a direct relationship with learning of landmark permanence, rather than looking at more simple, generalised associations.
Some shareholders are so confused by the whole issue, they are asking for a return to a more simple way of rewarding those at the top.
We have found more simple repeats (including tandem repeats) at the CEN regions than either EU or EB and, interestingly, the fewest at the EB.
In addition, electrochemical sensors are faster, more simple to use, and operate at a low cost compared to optical techniques (Wang, 2006).
Many hotels in Manhattan are clean, comfortable, and attract wallets of all sizes, so staying for several days is more simple than you may think at first.
"You have to strip away lots of clever ideas and socializing impulses to get at something much more simple, much more naïve," Mr. Bayes said.
Others have found more striking-power, or more simple poetry, but none an interpretation at once so full (in the sense of histrionic volume) and so consistently bringing all the aspects together, without any shirking or pruning away of what is inconvenient.
This may suggest that different fusion approaches may be more appropriate for situations in which accuracy or speed are more important, at least for more simple discriminations, but more exploration is necessary.
