I know that precision-targeted demographic information, deployed on expensive campaign laptops across Texas, is driving everything down here and may be giving the Obama campaign an edge, if reports about its tech sophistication are right.
5 37 p.m. | Randy Kennedy: It's strange, because I know that precision-targeted demographic information, deployed on expensive campaign laptops across Texas, is driving everything down here, and may be giving the Obama campaign an edge, if reports about its tech sophistication are right.
Figure 6 depicts the resulting distributions: price on the left, quantity in the middle and sophistication on the right.
Mr Land enjoys turning civil-rights language back on the left, accusing the American Civil Liberties Union, for instance, of "anti-religious bigotry".Another sign of the religious right's sophistication is the new, and formalised, emphasis on co-ordination.
The ISD report states that it is "imperative that counter-strategies are developed, which match the sophistication of the extreme right on a technological, cultural, and communications level".
The humor is invariably pitched at the right level of sophistication and knowledge for the intended audience.
She was Dido in The Trojans at the Royal Albert Hall in 1966 and Anna in The Seven Deadly Sins (Brecht/Weill) at the 1968 Proms, bringing to the latter role '"the right degree of nonchalant sophistication".
The resort also strikes the right balance of casual sophistication, in both the architecture and attitude.
The right shirt can impart sophistication and polish to everything from a bespoke suit to a pair of khakis.
If Conway Morris is right about the creatures' sophistication, millions of years of vertebrate evolution must have preceded them, reaching back before the Cambrian explosion.
