As Frederic puts it: "Whereas Google Translate often goes for a very literal translation that misses some nuances and idioms (or gets the translation of these idioms dead wrong), DeepL often provides a more natural translation that comes closer to that of a trained translator".
To put it bluntly, whereas most of the writing on Cindy Sherman centers around an analogy of the artist as an actress assuming roles, it strikes me as more accurate to summarize Sherman as a director who oversees every aspect of the feature she is starring in.
Or, to put it another way, whereas Marx focused on the mobility of property, today at issue is scarcity and reproducibility, such that the struggle is between exclusive versus shared property.
JI: Yeah, some kid sitting in his bedroom making up cool songs, they have a lot more of an outlet than they used to, they can put it on YouTube, whereas before they had to get out of their small town for somebody to hear it.
Some think it wasn't until the Cambrian period, between 541 million and 485 million years ago, whereas others put it as early as 760 million years ago, during Precambrian times.
Sean Bailey, architect and artist at Paper Architecture, put it this way to Txchnologist: "'Whereas traditional fabrication techniques require additional resources as complexity increases, 3D printers are not bound to this logic.' With a 3D printer, it takes the same amount of time and money to turn a glob of concrete into a cube as it does to turn it into an octopus".
As reported previously (15), these duplicates were nearly all PubMed EMBASE pairings, and they covered a wide range of situations: for example one database might put a supplement designation into the journal field, whereas another put it into the volume field.
Whereas if you put it on the internet, it doesn't mean anything".
Whereas when you put it into a fake environment, it becomes real.
We are accustomed to Fincher's heroes being as obsessively smart as he is, if lacking his overarching patience, whereas Nick remains, to put it gently, a lunkhead.
