When asked why he would get back in the music game after the dissolution of imeem, Jang looked wistful, "If you love a certain type of product …" He holds that though things used to be tough for music startups, developers are better off today because of the breadth and variety of music APIs, "It's like being a kid in a candy store".
America and Europe are pressing the emerging markets so hard on industrial tariffs because much else that interests them has been left off the agenda.The breadth of the WTO's membership is one of its glories.
The box office hit really shows off the wide breadth of talents wielded by the director of Do the Right Thing.
In one study where the standard cut-offs were not used [ 43], the sensitivity of the BJMHS was considerably higher, ranging from 82-95% depending on the breadth of disorders included in the case definition, and the choice of cut-off.
I am Firster than Jesus," Arbus quotes the Bishop as saying, and her slightly skewed syntax is the linguistic equivalent of what Arbus's audience finds disturbing in the photographer's work — her fascination with the "off" detail that reveals the breadth of character.
Generalist-specialist trade-offs describe differences in the breadth of high performance as well as differences between maximum and minimum performance (Fig. 1F).
In the trade-off between breadth and depth, the SGR allows reasonable and transparent prioritization in order to concentrate the development resources on the most important questions for further research.
But it was too far away from Manhattan's other museums, and off the tourist track, and so despite the breadth of its holdings, few visitors came.
Just before "Gunpowder and Lead," she played a pair of songs from her latest album that showed off her breadth: a precise and unflashy "White Liar," — one of her most direct songs, on which her voice approaches the cloying jumps of Jewel — followed by "That's the Way That the World Goes 'Round," an unexpectedly stirring song with Ramones-esque churn.
