Making matters worse, neither AOL nor Time Warner is easy to understand at first glance, Mr. Wolzien said.
A thrill of consent ran through me involuntarily; one could understand at a glance why those who knew him called George Steinbrenner "The Boss".
The word's power and therefore its coherence, its licitness as language is impossible to understand without a glance at the history of race-rooted subjugation in America.
More broadly, data visualizers could help consumers and voters understand at a glance which facilities are most responsible for harm to public health, and perhaps then act on that knowledge.
"A lot of things we think we understand at first glance but actually it's when we spend time letting the object communicate with us that the magic happens – and I think this is true for dance," she says.
The digital It Girl apparently knows herself, and fashion, so thoroughly as to understand at a glance that the Thakoon dress is just the buttercup-yellow wrinkly off-shoulder full-length affair for her, and that she can think of no better use of a low four figures.
But that gap will never be bridged in the west, or a market created for the more culturally digestible films that Bollywood has to offer, without some basic overtures – such as allowing people to understand at a glance what a film is about.
Sharpcast is important, but hard to understand at a glance.
As an example, he mentions a pattern called Obscure Test, which is a test difficult to understand at a glance.
Netflix says it's also exploring other ways to make information about ratings more descriptive and easier for users to understand at a glance – which could signal more user interface tweaks are still ahead.
Because it can handle users' input values to the smartphone applications similarly, subjective information, such as users' comments on how difficult their movement is and the information that users can understand at a glance when they see it, can be collected efficiently, even if it cannot be automatically determined with the sensor.
