Where Mr. O'Reilly tried, however clumsily, to narrow differences between the races, Mr. Thomas emphasized them.
Unlike "matching" software, which aims to bring together parties with similar preferences, Fujitsu's program tries to narrow differences between groups that initially disagree.
WantedDiplomatic efforts to narrow differences between Russia and the West over a plan to end the crisis in Kosovo continued.
As globalisation ebbed, it argues, rich countries had more freedom to steer domestic policies and used it to narrow differences between rich and poor.
The talks, directed by James A. Baker III, a former secretary of state now representing the United Nations, have been trying to narrow differences between the Moroccans and the Polisario Front, which claims the region.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, whose last day as secretary of state is Friday, said at a global forum at the Newseum on Tuesday that she expected Mr. Kerry to undertake a new effort to narrow differences between Israel and the Palestinians.
The diplomat, John Rood, under secretary of state for arms control and international security, said that talks in Moscow this week had failed to narrow differences between Russia and the United States on the missile shield plan and suggested that Russia was pausing to take stock of the Obama team.
Mr. Kerry's comments followed a meeting at the State Department with Jordan's foreign minister, Nasser Judeh, who made similar comments about the need to narrow differences between Syrian rebels, who have demanded that Mr. Assad give up before a political transition is worked out, and the Syrian president's supporters.
In addition, low reorganization energy values of holes or narrow differences between hole and electron transportations within the framework of the charge hopping model suggest designed BTD-based derivatives to be good hole transport or ambipolar transport materials in organic light-emitting diodes.
