So what have been some lessons about turnarounds, about culture? A. There are some core tenets about culture that you have to have to be successful, but then the nuances of it vary dramatically.
Because, as their answer reveals, McDonald's is dodging, and it believes that consumers are still not quite tuned in to the nuances: Farming practices vary, but most of the cattle we use for our beef are raised in the U.S. on grass for the first part of their lives.
The nuances of appropriate technology vary between fields and applications; it is generally recognized as encompassing technological choice and application that is small-scale, decentralized, labor-intensive, energy-efficient, environmentally sound, and locally controlled (Hazeltine et al. 1999).
Their emphases, language and specific nuances in conceptualization might vary, yet the core meaning that they tend to convey clearly shares a commonality of perspective, viz., a more holistic approach to conceptualizing the status of children.
While many asset managers saw investors fleeing bond funds, BlackRock's results suggest that the response has been nuanced and has varied around the globe.
When the audience for shooting games has such specific, unmoving expectations, and mainstream video game design insists on fun, action, and consistent player feedback, it's difficult for games to be nuanced, or even varied, when it comes to violence.
Don't try to be too witty as humour can vary wildly, and the nuance needed is often lost in translation.
Notably, different chimpanzee communities that exhibit handclasp grooming have also been found to vary in the fine-grained nuances of how they perform the gesture, suggesting some degree of cultural standardization in 'style' within each local community [21].
