Sentences with phrase «nuanced than in work»

And though the crosses might be seen as meaningless writing, Ding's marks remain more separately nuanced than in work — such as Irma Blank's or even some of Cy Twombly's — which accumulates writing into abstraction.

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At Egon Zehnder, we have learned in much of our work with many of the leading Chinese tech giants and startup unicorns what type of talent is likely to thrive in China, which prioritizes the more nuanced «soft» skills of adaptability, flexibility, and potential rather than simply the «hard» skills of language fluency and past work experiences.

When the pressure is on to fill a position, it's easier to use the clichéd «beer test» — as in, «would I have a beer with this guy» — as a decision - making tool than it is to undergo the complicated and time - consuming work of a more nuanced assessment.

Reports from Capitol Hill suggest that many members and their staff, who spend more time reading public opinion polls than calculating chi - square values, are neither interested in nor capable of understanding the mathematical nuances at work.

It's more nuanced than that, but Larry Villarin is one of 10 male sex surrogates in America, meaning he works with women who have trouble with physical or emotional intimacy, helping them to get comfortable with sex, sexuality, and their bodies.

Far more interesting and nuanced than his more profitable work in Inception, DiCaprio's gradual descent into madness is a site to behold.

These work better than expected, but as you reach more advanced levels in The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes the lack of nuance can hinder your team's puzzle solving.

FRIDAY, APRIL 29 Opening: Ragna Bley at Hester The trope of abstract painting hinting at bodies is a tired one, but in Ragna Bley's work, it's a little more nuanced than that.

Placed in the Museum's Entrance Hall, this larger - than - life mirror incorporates the visitor and the surrounding building into the world of the artist, while the reflected question introduces the perceptual nuances inherent to Bourgeois» work.

Hodgson frequently worked in watercolor and arguably his works on paper are slightly more refined or nuanced than his canvases.

Although at first glance, especially in reproductions, Scully's work might seems a bit trite and repetitious, in reality they are very large works that envelop the viewer with their nuanced and rich palettes and strong spatial sense and have a much stronger and bolder dynamic than much of Rothko's oeuvre.

For more than a decade Osorio has been presenting work in unconventional places prior to showing it in a museum setting, thus exploring the subjectivity of meaning in art and the nuance that these installations achieve depending on their location.

«While more work needs to be done, we have a strong model that indicates that solar geoengineering might be used in a far more nuanced manner than the uniform one - size - fits - all implementation that is often assumed.

Alas, the climate modelers are no different than the self - deceived jokers in the marketing / sales departments, who made faulty sales projections based on complex Excel formulas without an understanding / appreciation of the underlying nuances and unknown macro, micro, behavioral and innovation economics at work, globally, 24/7.

By helping cite check a brief or search cases in a more nuanced way than current search engines, EVA can complement the work of lawyers and law professors and provide more people with access to legal research.

One, ask people if they're happy or not in a way that is a little bit more nuanced than that but ask people if they're satisfied with the work that they've got from you or not.

It's got better separation and bass response than anything else in its size and boasts a nuance and subtlety of sound that pays off the 7 years Apple has been working on it.»

It's got better separation and bass response than anything else in its size and boasts a nuance and subtlety of sound that pays off the 7 years Apple has been working on it,» said TechCrunch's Matthew Panzarino.

If you are in the auto parts industry, bringing in an administrator who has worked in the business before will likely be much more familiar with the nuances of the business than someone who has worked in a wholly unrelated industry.