The case against Gehry is more varied and subtle.
More training data, from larger and more varied projects would allow for a more refined model.
These days, most new supportive projects are in new buildings outside Manhattan, and the populations in them are more varied — including young adults aging out of foster care, and veterans, for example — but the basic model continues.
If Uber can handle more varied road conditions without engaging a human driver than can Lyft, for example, that's going to translate into lower cost-per ride and better margins.
Agitation for political reform has, in the past four or five years, grown more assertive, while taking on more varied and artful forms: instead of using the fraught term ren quan ("human rights"), for example, people talk about fa zhi ("the rule of law") and wei quan ("defending civil rights") to discuss consumer rights or migrant-labor rights or private-property rights.
Q. Do you mean that the pay structure for consultants should be different for example, that they shouldn't bill hours? A. I think you would see more varied compensation models.
For example, said Villela, they will need better stock control, improved price risk management incorporating more varied financing options, tighter controls over their business commitments, and to adopt more long-term, diversified approaches to their small-holdings.
Already in such a simple example, we see that simplices and simplicial complexes are able to capture richer and more varied layouts as compared with networks.
It explores in detail a range of examples which demonstrate how the older paradigm - philosophy as conceptual analysis - is giving way to a more varied set of models of philosophical work.
For example, people who score high on a trait called 'openness to experience' tend to have more varied musical tastes, and prefer more complex and reflective styles of music".
Mr. Johansen took a more varied approach.
