Sentences with phrase «very iterative»

As leaks and rumors have shown, the Galaxy S9 will be a very iterative upgrade compared to the Galaxy S8.

Really, to build these types of networks, you want to have a very iterative process.»

For 2018, however, we're getting a very iterative update, to the point where it feels like the same phone all over again.

The other major novelty in what is, in all honesty, a very iterative sequel, is the advent of a Windows PC version under Microsoft's new Xbox Play Anywhere initiative.

Our development is very hands - on and very iterative.

«The nature of game development is that it's very iterative in the sense that obviously what comes out in the final product is built on a base of what happened at the very start,» the source said.

«Measuring success has been a very iterative process.

«Feedback from target consumers allows for rapid and on - the - fly development adjustments in a very iterative manner,» he explains.

«Measuring success has been a very iterative process.

Really, to build these types of networks, you want to have a very iterative process.»

For 2018, however, we're getting a very iterative update, to the point where it feels like the same phone all over again.

Not exact matches

«This approach is very useful in eukaryotic systems, where no such iterative technique exists today.

Consistent with Agile's iterative structure, if we do our job well, these very assets will be altered and enhanced over the next few months and serve as the basis for the final deliverable.

People coming from the technology world would be very familiar with this type of iterative process and framework, which makes content available faster, gets real - time feedback from the target audience and shapes the final product based on collaboration.

(Hopefully it's not lost on readers of this essay that the very thing being read right now is a collaborative, multimedia project that is iterative and crowdsourced, and similar to the agile model used by Sourcebooks.)

As you can imagine this leads to very efficient, iterative development making device - specific interface adjustments easier to manage.

Anyone who is immersed in the fighting game community, whether it's on the development or competitive side, will tell you that making a fighting game is very much an iterative process.

The iterative process seems similar with the both of them, yet very different in execution, both using the previous works as guidelines, slowly adjusting the direction of the body of work as a whole.

But we've found over time that it's an iterative process and a very dynamic process.

Holding concentrations or temperature (more remotely) to a particular target therefore means limiting cumulative emissions of, say, carbon over time... a limited amount of time if we are talking about an iterative approach, and over a long period of time if we are talking about reducing the likelihood of some very nasty consequences well after we (but not our grandchildren — if we are lucky enough to have some) are gone.

Some such iterative sequences only «blow up» after a very large number of iterations, or there may be huge numbers of potential and indistinguishable sequences among a candidate set only a few of which will blow up soon, and that no good filter can anticipate short of testing them all.

Iterative models are very different beasts.

And for CAGW or religion or any strong culture, the dominant belief still got there by iterative selection of emotive narratives, which once again emphasizes an emergent process across very many individuals, that none of them own as such.

Finding a firm that can scale - down for very early - stage, but then scale up when needed, all using its own forms and resources, is far smarter than taking an iterative approach with your legal team.

If you have a very hierarchical, controlling environment where there's a lot of planning involved in making any minute change, that set up isn't really going to work for this iterative, incremental improvement approach.

At first glance, these phones look like iterative upgrades but in reality it is a refinement of a formula that required very few «fixes» in the first place.

It's called Transport Layer Security version 1.3, and while it's not a big flashy event, it very much is the kind of iterative improvement that keeps the web working in the face of malicious actors everywhere.

Yes, the S9 packs that hyper - luxe Super AMOLED display, powerful new Exynos 9810 (Snapdragon 845 in the US) processor, 4 GB of RAM, and 64 GB of internal storage — all of which are very competitive and lead to a great hardware experience — but it was not iterative spec bumps that won the S9 this award.

Frankly, you can say that the Galaxy Note 2 was very much the iterative update it needed to be, boasting a slightly larger 5.5 - inch display, an improved AMOLED panel, beefier battery cell, faster processor, double the RAM, and more S Pen - centric functions.

I having nothing inherently against iterative improvements, but there is very little «special» in the Moto G5 Plus Special Edition.