So, at the death — or non-death — the cinema industry has educated our two heroes to a slightly more sophisticated understanding of confrontation, all while proving its superiority to its gun-slinging enemies.
But presenting a slightly more complex understanding of violence – let alone domestic violence – doesn't have to be limited to a Movie of the Week or a Ken Loach vehicle, and actors worth universal acclaim and admiration should be able to portray violent characters as anti-heroes, not just heroes.
Romney may, in fact, be more liberal on some issues than most of his opponents, and have a slightly more sophisticated understanding of foreign policy than Perry or Bachmann, but on economic issues, his views are just as wrongheaded as the rest of the field.
Interviews conducted near the end of the summer research experience and responses to the follow-up questionnaire revealed that in many cases students considered their preconceptions to have been misconceptions and came to have what the authors considered to be slightly more mature understandings over the course of the 10-wk experience.
I think the science of the record is a meeting half way between Stephon's technical understanding and my slightly more intuitive, or spiritual, conceptual understanding.
The condensed meaning units and codes were then interpreted and compared for differences and similarities on a slightly more abstract level of understanding.
Due to it being free text, missing responses were seen as a sign of non-participation Analysis of the focus group interviews revealed that the students had difficulties understanding the slightly more scientific data.
Regulatory respondents on the other hand assign slightly less concern to the scientific validity of models, while requiring relatively more understanding of appropriate applications in view of REACH.
There's an unspoken understanding that, while Sony and Microsoft are set to offer products with slightly more accuracy than the Wii, you're still not going to get the pinpoint, impulse controls required to indulge in experiences like Killzone or Halo.
These individuals, likely engineers and product managers in their late 20s or early 30s, have hard skills working at a startup, an understanding of the market, and are drawn to entrepreneurship but are slightly more risk-averse.
