"Maritz is going to focus on navigating partnerships and competition in a more nuanced way," he says.
Its translation tool is just as quick as the outsized competition, but more accurate and nuanced than any we've tried.
It is nuanced, moving and thought-provoking and makes the Hollywood competition (even a film such as the Oscar-nominated Manchester By the Sea) seem forced by comparison.
That said, compared to the competition, Basis did give me a more nuanced view of my sleep cycle, which could be quite valuable.
The authors conclude with a discussion of the nuanced factors that lead to escalating violence, such as resource competition and trends in terrorism during this critical point in Nigeria's history.
It isn't easy to work up much concern for shimmying, pompon-swinging Vanna White wannabes, but Angela Christian and Jodie Langel give affecting, nuanced performances, signifying the hold of friendship under the pressure of sleazy competition.
Where they see only the bad of their just-concluded competition season, you can help them see their season in a more nuanced and, as a result, less awful way.
While these claims lie beyond the scope of this paper, results found here suggest that qualitative follow-up studies of robotics programming involvement might show more nuanced differences in programming motivation between individuals and collaborative groups across age groups and competitions.
Previous sessions addressed the forced migration to Messenger to increase chat speed, how competition for feed space is decreasing organic reach for Pages, and why Facebook wants more nuanced expression but won't build a dislike button.
The aim of this paper is to provide an account of the wide range of interaction modes beyond competition that is prevalent in transition processes and to develop a conceptual framework to facilitate more detailed and nuanced descriptions of technology interaction.
