"G-Shock sets the technological bar way higher than what the users need in reality," Mr. Namiki said.
While popular fiction and films depict cyberattacks as easy to mount — only a few computer keystrokes needed — in reality it takes significant digital snooping to identify potential entry points and susceptible nodes in a linked network of communications systems, radars and missiles like that operated by the Libyan government, and then to write and insert the proper poisonous codes.
Fig. 13 Distribution of the number of trial swaps needed in reality for S1 and S4 (10,000 repeats).
Others would say that, in fact, startups don't need better PR, what they need in reality is better products — with Color being perhaps the best example of this.
Sometimes we take for granted that we know what visitors want and need, when in reality we're just projecting our thoughts and needs onto them.
These battle-tested nations fought for their own needs, but in reality their success increased European advancement in the global market.
Most commonly, the methodology used was the monetary poverty line approach with all its problems, including blindness to intra-household distribution issues, and its inability to check directly whether basic needs were in reality met even when the expenditure levels were in excess of the prescribed poverty line.
You may think that you're giving your plants what they need, when in reality you're giving them only a cursory and ineffective shower.
It had been estimated that Z$1.2 billion would be needed, but in reality about Z$1.3 billion was pledged by donor countries, the largest single amounts coming from Britain and the United States.
All of these things belong to the Beijing municipal government, which christened its collection a "conglomerate" and is floating it as a means of raising badly needed cash.In reality, Hong Kong's investors are betting on themselves.
