Sentences with phrase «iterative steps»

Instead, I'd contend that while MANY premium smartphones continue to try to capture the success Apple has had with the iPhone, LG is doing what Microsoft should have been doing all along with Windows Phone: creating an environment in which the user is trusted to be able to handle new and exciting features and hardware — not just iterative steps in quality with what's already proven to be just good enough.

Greenwald's life is punctuated by iterative steps and developments and leaps forward.

The team also clarifies that the PvP mode being released first is «an iterative step in development only, and will allow us to play test the game before we release a single player mode that needs to have a balanced, competitive A.I.» In short, PvP is being developed in order to help boost and enhance the AI in the single - player mode.

Not exact matches

The 100 stories here capture scientific curiosity in all its stages: provocative early results, long - sought confirmations, and many steps in the iterative process of testing theory against observation and vice versa.

The atlas proposed here is intended to be the first step of an iterative process, whose goal is to provide the academic community with a tool for AAN connectomic analyses.

In the process, they are increasing their own capacity to make and sustain improvements within their schools using a sequence of steps drawn from improvement science methodology: define and learn more about the focus problem, pilot a small change in iterative cycles, and collect and reflect on data from the experience.

Erosie believes in an iterative process, a step by step method involving a more trusting attitude.

I agree that success should be measured partly by the commitments made ahead of time (including bilateral agreements, e.g., US - China) and by the potential to foster a new framework that allows for an iterative process whereby nations take more aggressive steps as confidence builds that the burden of climate action is being shared and as public support for action builds.

The EDRM divides the e-Discovery process into nine iterative «stages» (meaning one might repeat the same step multiple times) connected by arrows.