Sentences with phrase «with less complexity»

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These are similar to 529 college savings plans and can replace special needs trusts with less cost and complexity.

The basic premise, rife with sponsorship opportunities, has remained more or less the same, but the logistical complexity has grown many times over.

The «interpersonal complexities» and the perception that an employee with a disability may be less skilled, rounded out the top three challenges.

Today, it is chasing trends — toward healthier foods, trying to compete against Starbucks with coffee, reducing menu complexity and more — and looks far less assured as a result.

FORTUNE — Talk about a tough gig: The average tenure of a chief marketing officer — the corporate executive charged with branding, communications, and other activities — is less than four years, in large part because of the increasing complexity of the job, says executive search firm Spencer Stuart.

Beginning with the «point» of maximal abstraction (i.e., the «vertex»), we descend through grades of less complexity whose members are the components of the higher grade objects.

As we have seen, increased complexity yields less extension (e.g., the number of pieces analyzable with the aid of common tonal practice is limited) but increased information in a microcosmic setting.

The progression from each stage to the next involves a process «of increasing differentiation and complexity of organization that endows the organism, social system, or whatever the unit in question may be with greater capacity to adapt to its environment than... its less complex ancestors.

Since percipients encounter relatively persistent sources of agency, patterns of interactions of these agents with each other can give rise to compound individuals of indefinitely - high degrees of complexity.21 Whitehead often wrote, particularly in his less - formal work, as if entities of various sizes could properly be classed as actual entities.

As Novak wrestles with the complexity involved even in defining social justice, evangelical leaders think they can handle the big issues of the day in a way that helps the church in trite servings of 140 characters or less.

For this reason, and perhaps contrary to one's initial guess, we can expect greater pluralism at the religious level to be associated with lesser amounts of social development (or «societal complexity»).

And the extravaganza's music reinforced the impressions of the «whiteness» of it all; the harmonies sunk by the Disney troupe were simple and syrupy, a kind of white sound with less harmonic complexity than that of most Muzak renditions.

Along with the evolution of science from a rather simplistic linear Newtonian perspective to a less reductionistic chaos theory (which should really be called complexity theory) has come a new understanding of miracles.

The loaf was richly flavored, with more depth and complexity than the typical recipe and less emphasis on the banana taste.

I was even more confident that I was the only mother of multiples who yearned for those idyllic moments with baby that are less frequent with two babies; who sometimes resented the complexity of just getting out of the house, the assembly line - like feedings, and the strict adherence to a schedule and routine.

Our findings suggest that people with neighborhoods that require more mental complexity actually experience less decline in their mental functioning over time.»

«A healthy brain has high entropy, but people with injuries to the white matter from trauma may lose some of that complexity and have less entropy,» she explained.

In over a decade of working with a wide array of people it appears that changing load position is a less drastic change to complexity than body position when it comes to lower body movements.

Despite its complexity, the risk of suffering heart disease can be lowered with a simple dietary change: by lowering carbs to less than 45 % of total calories and with a ketogenic diet (15, 16).

* I was looking for gladiator sandals in a very specific style (leather straps of a certain width, arranged with a certain degree of complexity — not more, not less — with ankle straps, not shoddy, affordable...) for about four or five years before I found these, and they meet all of my criteria.

While much has been made of Barbra (Patricia Tallman) getting a badass makeover, she in fact loses complexity and the film suffers by having less of a mute witness with which we might identify.

Together the three sections, irrelevantly uneven in quality, make bold statements: the legalization of abortion has made it no less controversial; the decision to abort is fraught with as many complexities as the decision to bear the child; all men are pigs (hey, I agree); etc..

It's not bad, or broken, but it's definitely designed with ease of access in mind — meaning, PlayStation All - Stars: Battle Royale may leave hardcore fighting fans a less than satiated by the depth or complexity of the combat.

In less than three minutes of screen time, she delivers a performance with more complexity, pathos, sheer guts and naked truth than everyone else in the cast put together.

Regardless, practicing Jews will likely feel like Disobedience doesn't deal with any of these complexities, which, even though the film has its fascinations, makes it less credible than the Lelio's other celebrated movies.

Children growing up with a single mother are exposed to more family instability and complexity, have more behavior problems, and are less likely to finish high school or attend college.

One result is that the public square is filled by impassioned advocates (including academics with little in the way of scholarly accomplishment), while we hear far less than I'd like from those who may be best equipped to recognize complexities, offer essential context, and explain hard truths.

One result is that the public square is filled by impassioned advocates (including academics with little in the way of scholarly accomplishment), while we hear far less than I'd like from those who are best equipped to recognize complexities and explain hard truths.

As with the simple matrix approach, the screening idea has the disadvantage of added complexity, but this is offset by lower costs; schools could achieve similar levels of validity while devoting less time and fewer resources to data collection.

But onsite support is crucial for teachers learning the complexities of facilitating classroom activity with technology, particularly in schools in which technology support may be less than optimal.

One can not forget the increased complexity and the lesser reliability associated with turbochargers, piping, heat exchangers, ancillaries, etc..

But the complexity of the Ford V8 motor makes it less attractive for people with a set of wrenches.

A fixed - roof fastback coupe with a manually retractable soft sunroof would've done the same ultimate job, but with: less up - high weight, less complexity, less cost, more rigidity, a better drag coefficient and more boot space.

The improved flow of air / fuel into and out of the engine improves operation virtually to the level of a four - valve - per - cylinder design but with somewhat less complexity and cost.

Certainly, the driver has less complexity to face and more to enjoy when simply faced with the open road and a chance to employ the GS F's simple, appealing talents.

That measured attitude leads to less histrionics and more pathos, as his black, male characters grapple with the complexities of navigating everyday life in the United States where the chips are mostly stacked against them.

My suggestion is to stick with a traditional portfolio of equity and bond ETFs, which provides all the diversification you need with lower cost and less complexity.

They don't have the analytical meanpower to deal with the complexity of one derivative swap book, much less all of them, the hedge funds, the securitizations, the CDOs, etcAt best, they could contract it out, asking the investment banks as a consortium to set up a separate company to do the analysis for the New York Fed, and the Department of the Treasury.

They tended to like music with a slower tempo, and music that had less complexity.

Mario Sunshine and The Wind Waker both have a huge amount of complexity to their controls, and while it's no problem for those of us who have played Super Mario 64 or Ocarina of Time, when I play with less experienced players I find myself constantly reminding them how to do things or teaching and re-teaching them the advanced moves.

Change to a 4 - 6 person party (with less micro-managing, we're free to add complexity elsewhere with a larger party).

Also as mmos have become much less co-op (roles) based, the simplicity on combat has increased with it, and there is really no mmo that on the combat side reaches Everquest complexity.

And while many informed observers consider the «Elegies» to be the major accomplishment of the artist's long and distinguished career, I want to propose a very different reading, which is that the «Open» paintings, while less overtly dramatic than the «Elegies,» supersede them in their range, complexity, subtlety, and, more importantly, in the directness with which Motherwell tackled the formal issues that had long preoccupied him.

The industrial practice of taking cargo ships apart piece by piece has been memorably chronicled by Edward Burtynsky, but Ahmed's images are less didactic and more replete with pictorial complexity.

The impact of sea surface temperature bias was further investigated by using uncoupled atmospheric models with prescribed sea surface temperatures, and those 3 models each with differing complexity showed less severe double ITCZ bias than the ensemble of coupled models.

And if you think the poor, taxi and truck drivers should paid more in direct taxes and you can't imagine politicians adding complexity with exceptions and or bonuses for less CO2 emitting, etc..

I do not agree with the EPA that this is proven technology, it requires someplace to store the CO2 and that limits its applicability, and adding a refinery to a power plant adds so much complexity and cost that ultimately it means that we can not afford to do it in the US much less in a developing country.

Data driven options also resonate with business leaders who are less accustomed to dealing with the complexities of legal strategy.

But a Chromebook is simpler and therefore better if you're not a Windows geek, don't want to deal with Windows and its complexity, or if you're buying a device for a less - knowledgable relative who might run into malware and turn to you for support.

In Bhardwaj's view, a block size increase is needed as soon as possible via a hard fork, which he believes would come with less code complexity and no unforeseen bugs.