Partly this is because the films themselves were less sophisticated, with less sophisticated characters, but partly it's because they offered no theory of what a female action hero could be.
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The other group, called "Beta," is smaller and less sophisticated.
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But ordinary citizens also face a slightly less sophisticated threat.
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Its powertrain is less sophisticated, its gas mileage less impressive.
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The new policy applies to deepfakes, but also less sophisticated technologies.
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How the government uses the technology, however, appears far less sophisticated.
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You can play Quantum Battleships on one of the less sophisticated models.
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Do you ever worry about less sophisticated investors jumping into startup investing?
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The less sophisticated the investor, the more of your company they'll want.
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Brutal, ruthless and showy, they are nonetheless much less sophisticated than true mafiosi.
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Other times, artifacts of times past are found in somewhat less sophisticated surroundings.
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On matters of trade and foreign policy, Mrs Warren's thinking is less sophisticated.
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Daydream is the followup to Google's cheaper, simpler, and less sophisticated Cardboard platform.
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It has also been found, usually in less sophisticated forms, in other animals.
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But it's still far less sophisticated than the systems that Tucker's group highlighted.
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But that kind of listening could be done with far less sophisticated equipment.
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Recognising the refining overcapacity, Japan's government has pushed companies to shut less sophisticated plants.
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But overall the Blaze looks less sophisticated than some of its connected watch competitors.
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New money going into REITs, Ms. Garretty said, could come from less sophisticated investors.
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In addition, such deals are also often not available to smaller or less sophisticated firms.
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Tavares said that automated strategies could help less sophisticated investors navigate Brazil's turbulent financial markets.
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A monitor with a less sophisticated twisted pneumatic (TN) panel can perform nearly as nicely.
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His legal team uses it to cow less sophisticated or less wealthy adversaries into silence.
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Unlike many less sophisticated websites, Facebook does recognize February 29 as a valid birth date.
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This resulted in a scarcity of medicine, oil, and food—much less sophisticated music production tools.
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So if John Podesta would fall for it, so would millions of other, less sophisticated users.
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Most of the plastic in the ocean comes from countries with less sophisticated waste management policies.
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So far, China's attempts to spread disinformation and sow discord have been less sophisticated and obscure.
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"It can lead to pretty large transfers to the sophisticated from the less sophisticated," he said.
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But lower down the table, teams were much less sophisticated, much less adventurous, much more pliant.
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"These changes have effectively placed others with less sophisticated infrastructure at a disadvantage," its letter said.
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Unlikely. Would Vinyl have fared better had it aired years ago, in a less sophisticated landscape?
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In reality, sonic weapons are much less sophisticated than the hype, and they involve significantly less diarrhea.
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The rigs which are still idle are mostly older, less powerful, less sophisticated and likely less productive.
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The Russians on the other hand use less sophisticated gravity bombs that are considered much less precise.
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We've seen similar spoofing attacks for Samsung's Galaxy S8 facial scanner which required far less sophisticated images.
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As a result, illegitimate traffic sourcing is declining and less sophisticated cybercriminals have abandoned their fraud schemes.
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The filming techniques may have been less sophisticated, but Ye Olde Pornographers were into some kinky shit.
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"I think there's a way that frames my face that makes me feel less sophisticated," Ly says.
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Unlike its less sophisticated predecessors in the toy market, Cozmo has advanced software to backup its smarts.
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The Peshmerga have won remarkable military victories despite fighting with fewer and less-sophisticated weapons than ISIL.
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Hems were long, and body parts mostly covered, which didn't make it any less sophisticated or alluring.
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PRISM, McCarthyism, and Japanese internment camps were the results of governmental unfettered access to much less sophisticated technology.
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Less sophisticated consumer experiences, like slow websites or crappy apps, are being abandoned or intentionally avoided by consumers.
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That means the NSA is often able to break into computer systems that would repel less sophisticated hackers.
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In some ways, fighting is more accessible than in previous Fire Emblem games, but it's also less sophisticated.
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Gilmore has said he wouldn't be surprised to see "less sophisticated viewers" take hostile actions toward his faith's followers.
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It definitely scares foreign or less sophisticated investors, which makes it hard for startups to raise follow-on financing.
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Others are less sophisticated: a hand-grenade, pin removed, placed in a glass balanced on top of a door.
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The trafficking systems are less sophisticated than one would imagine, the brains behind the operations less sharp and calculating.
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She performs the role of feminized emotional labour that was unable to be replicated by earlier, less sophisticated assistants.
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"Colored LGBT are less sophisticated than white; therefore, complicated phrases and messages do not work," the instructions allegedly said.
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But those with less sophisticated taste buds will be surprised to know that white chocolate is, in fact, not chocolate.
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But Farid said the less sophisticated editing of the Pelosi video shows that peddlers of misinformation don't need high tech.
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Here we are, as always, focusing on less sophisticated ways to cheat while more sophisticated methods can be easily implemented.
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"Is it really innovation, or are they just less sophisticated ride-sharing platforms?" said Austin city council member Ellen Troxclair.
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In less sophisticated hands, Duncan's yearning, frolicking, diaphanous steps can feel contrived or saccharine, but Ms. Mearns makes them thrilling.
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Carrot Top is a less sophisticated and more ruthlessly commercially artist, but he shares some of the same experimental spirit.
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Christie said that he wouldn't have taken the meeting, but that Trump Jr. was less "sophisticated" on matters of politics.
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As time went on, he saw software tools built with machine learning techniques surpassing less sophisticated systems—and sometimes even humans.
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China's BingoBox has nearly $100 million in funding and has more than 300 stores, though they use less sophisticated RFID tags.
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As London and many preceding attacks show, a terrorist no longer needs even basic bomb making skills – much less sophisticated technology.
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In less sophisticated language, Donald Trump has sold a fairy tale that he can lead America back to its past glory.
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And, of course, we've also seen less-sophisticated Twitter bots that automatically respond to your tweets in various (often hilarious) ways.
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Other groups have pulled off less sophisticated version of the same hack by breaking into carrier accounts to set up call-forwarding.
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With less sophisticated technology at their disposal than their modern counterparts, scientists reportedly struggled to estimate the explosions&apos size and power.
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The attacks by Palestinians have also been less deadly and less sophisticated than the suicide bombings or gun massacres in other places.
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The group's members are widely thought to be younger and less sophisticated than Anonymous, arguably the most well-known organized hacking group.
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Current actual robotic pets are far less sophisticated than their anime counterparts, at least in terms of range of movement and functionality.
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In a less sophisticated director's hands, Swept Away really could've been a movie about how all women secretly want to get slapped around.
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Other less sophisticated methods have popped up, too, including rogue editing of Wikipedia pages by organizations like the NYPD, CIA, FBI, and Congress.
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The scandal has accelerated the decline of UMNO, Mr Najib's party, among urban voters, so Mr Najib is courting less sophisticated rural Malays.
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It was advancing across large swaths of San Pedro Sula, using its numbers, tight organization and ruthlessness to overwhelm smaller, less sophisticated groups.
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Gregory emphasized that Facebook should continue to beef up its policies around "shallowfakes," or videos that use less sophisticated technology to mislead people.
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Pros: Same great app support, simple modern design, strong fitness features, LTE optionCons: No always-on screen, less sophisticated features than Series 5
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She says this to me and I thought, "Oh, that's kind of funny," meaning that we think that they're backwards or less sophisticated.
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And Ken's cellphone banter at the bar is so loud and obscene it seems to belong in a less subtle and less sophisticated show.
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Lower-cost versions that can pass an "eyeball test" at less-sophisticated ports can cost hundreds of dollars on the darkweb, according to Stack.
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But EU regulators have argued that dark venues tend to make markets less efficient and less transparent, particularly affecting smaller or less sophisticated investors.
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The idea is to help bring the long tail of less sophisticated physical merchants online to help them digitize their finances and inventory management.
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Granted, those machines are far less sophisticated, but it's an undeniably appealing price tag for those looking to dip their toes in the water.
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However, the weapons that North Korea has tested thus far are comparatively small and based mostly on less sophisticated fission, or atomic bomb, technology.
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But that's a bargain of sorts considering it is about 70 grand less than the asking price on the less-sophisticated SLS it replaces.
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For the sake of the demo, it was me and a handful of human players pitted against a whole bunch of less-sophisticated bots.
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This is not entirely objectionable: We wouldn't have much use for writers who were dumber or less sophisticated than we imagined ourselves to be.
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But Facebook&aposs new policy has considerable loopholes: It allows deepfakes meant as satire as well as misleading videos made with less sophisticated tools.
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But Elkins points out that his firewall-based attack, while far less sophisticated, doesn't require that custom chip at all—only his $2 one.
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But unlike GSM—which is currently used for phone service in the US by AT&T—his 1G phone network is a tad less sophisticated.
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Despite its vast size, and importance to crime fighters, it is less sophisticated than an online card catalog maintained by a small town public library.
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While industry representatives were unwilling to discuss the matter publicly, insurers could argue markets were less sophisticated in 2008 and fewer enhanced annuities were available.
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The Telegram feature is far less sophisticated than Snapchat's lenses; more 'selfie augmentation' than full facial transformation, given it only works with photos (not video).
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One investment app favoured by many younger and less sophisticated investors has said that their clients have been piling into the stock since the crash.
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Not only can a driverless drone be safer, it is probably cheaper to produce on a mass scale, given that it requires less sophisticated technology.
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The US and Chinese navies each possess around 50 attack submarines, but America's undersea boats are much stealthier than are the less sophisticated Chinese boats.
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It is also the reason why people respond to it: It's simpler in some ways and less sophisticated than It's Hard to Find a Friend.
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Simpler and less sophisticated than refineries, they convert condensate into unfinished distillates and naphtha, a building block for gasoline that also can dilute heavy crude.
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Some of this is because of the automation of less sophisticated tasks, like cataloging inventory, and buying for less stylistically demanding retailers (say, auto parts).
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Less sophisticated sea-level measurements, including tidal gauges in Indonesia, Thailand, the Maldives, and several other locations, picked up the quick rise in sea level.
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The researchers say this isn't necessarily because women are less sophisticated negotiators, but rather because they are penalized for "leaning in" and negotiating at all.
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According to the paper, the simulator replaced an "older, less sophisticated golf simulator" that existed in the White House during former President Barack Obama's tenure.
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Some of this is because of the automation of less sophisticated tasks, like cataloging inventory, and buying for less stylistically demanding retailers (say, auto parts).
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"The regulators generally around the world are worried about less sophisticated investors getting drawn in to what is a pretty murky and dark market," said Phillipps.
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Or NASA's data could have been consistent with that obtained by EPA and the state using less sophisticated means, providing peace of mind to hurricane victims.
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Radically different, and far less sophisticated, are "Tink!" and "The Last Word," both of which use familiar brands — Peter Pan and Scrabble, respectively — as starting points.
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The 3D-printed versions cost about $50, come in any color and look like a cheery toy, so are often more appealing despite being less sophisticated.
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Far-flung offices are often less sophisticated and tend also to be supportive of their local enterprises, said nine trust employees, two regulators and one lawyer.
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A less sophisticated system was demonstrated at Infocomm 2017, which let anyone hop on stage and test it out, though there was a more noticeable delay.
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And, as the Post also noted, former President Barack Obama had an "older, less sophisticated" golf simulator installed in the White House during his time there.
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Moreover, risk-reporting tools and frameworks are less sophisticated than those of developed market peers, and are not institutionalised, with founders able to influence risk decisions.
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I, however, would like to think that it was just a slightly less sophisticated football stadium and the mammoths died playing some ancient form of football.
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Or put another way: The skill that an active manager has is valuable in an environment when tweets about politics and people rattle less sophisticated investors.
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Facebook is trying to bring those same sophisticated capabilities to ordinary smartphones, which have less processing power and less sophisticated sensors than high-end augmented headsets.
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"You're reaching the people who tend to be unbanked and they might be less sophisticated financially, and not the people who would fully understand it," Frank said.
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And the entertainment they offer is fun, but it's less sophisticated than what you'll find on more mature mediums, and there's not nearly as much of it.
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There are ballet positions of full-stretched geometric line, but these coexist with a less sophisticated use of the arms, which frequently move in light, curling gestures.
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China is replacing some imports from former top supplier Brazil with shipments from countries in Central America that have less sophisticated logistics, slowing their departure from ports.
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Like those phones, Asus' new handset has glass on both the front and back, however Asus settles for an LCD, less sophisticated than Samsung's excellent OLED display.
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We talk about the computers getting smarter than us, that it's an advancement in the computers, I think it's actually us getting progressively less and less sophisticated.
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Stanley likes structured products and exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, for retail investors because they take complicated alternative investments and make them manageable for less sophisticated investors.
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"It definitely presents challenges to the less sophisticated type of criminal, but it's creating a lot of what is called 'Big Brother's little helpers,'" Mr. Bowman said.
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Zhihu had tried to keep the site civil while opening up to new users, but as questions became less sophisticated, there was less room for nuanced conversation.
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We know through cultural instincts what the fully-automated, human-coddling house of the future looks like, and we know that the current reality is far less sophisticated.
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It's not exactly a sexy, attention-grabbing topic, and working with it requires much less sophisticated tools — think Excel spreadsheet (or the equivalent) on a PC, for example.
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If jobs can be displaced at Goldman, they can probably be displaced even more quickly at other, less sophisticated companies, within the financial industry as well as without.
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The weapons are less sophisticated than those of the cartels, he admits, but they have a lot of practice hunting and he insists their aim is particularly good.
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It had worked out how to make a bomb, although perhaps a less sophisticated model than it might have wanted, but it lacked the necessary highly-enriched uranium.
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The centers are an alternative to obtaining visas so family members can fly to the United States, or returning to China, where health care is often less sophisticated.
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But Facebook&aposs policy doesn&apost extend to deepfakes meant as parody or satire, nor does it ban other forms of doctored videos made with less sophisticated software.
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While less sophisticated collectors might choose works based on where they will eventually be installed — which home, which room, which wall — Freedman gives no weight to such considerations.
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When they applied the same methods to two less sophisticated mollusks — a nautilus and a sea slug — they found that RNA editing levels were orders of magnitude lower.
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He said that recent experience had shown that failed or thwarted attacks could act as triggers to accelerate other existing plots or rush into less sophisticated, impromptu attacks.
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That's where Amazon can reach a wider audience, even if targeting and measurement is less sophisticated than on digital channels, said Harikesh Nair, a marketing professor at Stanford University.
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If the Supreme Court allows big pension and healthcare funds to back out of class actions whenever they please, the underwriters said, smaller and less sophisticated investors will suffer.
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This benefits Atlantic basin refineries that are less sophisticated than modern Asian and Middle Eastern plants, which can deal with heavy and more complex grades of crude, said Erginbilgic.
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Many analysts see China's smaller banks, including rural lenders, as a potential flashpoint for wider financial instability, because they have less sophisticated methods of risk assessment and regulatory controls.
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The Islamic State encourages followers to use less sophisticated weapons as well — a knife, a car, even a rock — which makes thwarting terrorist attacks a relentless exercise in surveillance.
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In many cases, the differences between a tech suit and a less sophisticated model can be difficult to discern at a glance, which may complicate enforcement of any restrictions.
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Almost as good as cash, which is a favorite of working people who also tend to be less sophisticated financially, and maybe more lucrative than gold as an investment.
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Researchers, who remain vigilant about the advent of a pandemic involving spread on continents with less sophisticated medical systems, are watchful as Africa reported a confirmed case in Egypt.
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After Mr Trump had secured the Republican nomination in July, he was also able to use the party's digital operations, but these are considered less sophisticated than the Democratic ones.
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But Telegram is an equally easy choice for cryptocurrency profiteers who use it to prey on less sophisticated investors, often via pump-and-dumps like those arranged by Crypto Callz.
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"That a young woman from Shanghai is less sophisticated than a woman in a developed country is false," said Walters, who also leads BCG's Center for Customer Insight in China.
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Also, some doubt that his deep passes, which tend to hang a bit, will be as effective as they were against the less sophisticated defensive backs he faced in college.
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Typically when the tech — like the computer vision software that is detecting and understanding what objects are — is less sophisticated, companies will make it so the vehicle is overly cautious.
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Increasingly, researchers discovered that the spies had built their own custom mobile spy tools that were less sophisticated than FinFisher but as effective in getting the intelligence they were after.
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When patients were moved to the far less sophisticated Bach Mai Hospital, which lacked some of the more advanced equipment, windows were open due to a lack of air conditioning.
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CME recently began rolling out data feeds that give a view into all of the orders on its markets, which can give electronic firms an edge over less-sophisticated counterparts.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But when compared to its less sophisticated brethren, the Pixel Stand serves as a reminder that wireless chargers can do more than just fill up your battery.
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While that's probably enough for early adopters to put their trust in Audi's self-driving tech, others will be more wary, especially given the scrutiny on Tesla's (admittedly less sophisticated) system.
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Industrialisation in East Asia has followed a "flying geese" pattern: as leading economies become more advanced and wages rise, less sophisticated production jobs shift to poorer places with lower labour costs.
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We arrived at that conclusion based on an investigative strategy somewhat less sophisticated than those for which she is celebrated: we asked around, seeking recommendations from senior members of the profession.
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The better heat distribution is at least partially due to the incorporation of a more efficient polymer heating film that avoids the clunky wire mesh woven into less sophisticated heated gloves.
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But it captures many victims who some criminologists say are too often ignored: people who might have died given a slightly different trajectory of a bullet, or less-sophisticated medical care.
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Daydream, and other phone-powered headsets like it, featured far less sophisticated functionality, and its discontinuation is an explicit acknowledgement from Google that consumers failed to warm to the budget format.
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After a few raids, the marines were out of dynamite and resorted to a less sophisticated tactic: using mallets to smash the truck engines that miners use to power their derricks.
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The Chinese police have also made less sophisticated efforts to control Uighurs who have fled, using the chat app WeChat to entice them to return home or to threaten their families.
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But expect a cool reception on Capitol Hill: Many Democrats have already said the ban — which did not appear to target less-sophisticated forms of video editing -- doesn't go far enough.
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For example, the California study looked at the policy during a period when the state's background check system was less sophisticated and comprehensive — missing some records, particularly for mental health history.
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Still, entering a pin code for your car is a small price to pay, particularly now that there's public research showing how to break through the less sophisticated versions of the protocol.
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But relative to previous X-Men movies or to 2016's other superhero films, Apocalypse feels like a throwback to a less sophisticated age, and a faint echo of better series installments.
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"The less sophisticated and more 'green' Chinese investors don't really understand local dynamics at all," said Damien Ma, a fellow at the Paulson Institute who follows Chinese investment in the United States.
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One face is white and the other is black, but because he's an "elite" it's okay for him to do what would be considered "racist" if someone less "sophisticated" had done it.
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Its cuisine is arguably less sophisticated than Provence's, and yet it is more firmly rooted in the land it sprang from, and it is, I put to you, enjoyed with lustier abandon.
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"As hacking groups go, while very prolific, Ayyildiz Tim tend to focus on less sophisticated attacks like credential theft and spear phishing campaigns," Marc Rogers, Cloudflare head of information security, told BuzzFeed News.
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If something goes on Coinbase, that will have a "massive effect" in how less sophisticated cryptocurrency investors perceive the coin, said Alyse Killeen, an early blockchain investor and a founding partner at StillMark.
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Small to medium businesses (SMB) are less sophisticated and have lower revenue potential but are easier to reach, have shorter sales cycles and are less likely to be using a high-quality alternative.
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Under the new policy, Facebook will remove deepfake videos created with high-tech editing software, but will not remove less-sophisticated misleading videos, like those artificially slowed down or taken out of context.
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China had 171 chip fabrication plants as of the end of 2016, accounting for roughly 14 percent of total global capacity, according to PwC, but produces less sophisticated chips than its foreign competitors.
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And while Tapster's offerings are admittedly less sophisticated that the single service industrial robotics being deployed by larger organizations, Tapster is able to deliver their highly specialized product for a fraction of the cost.
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It's not as loud as some others like Google Home Max or as bright (and versatile) as the Sonos One, but it destroys the muddy sound of less sophisticated options like the Amazon Echo.
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Detective Buddu (Annu Kapoor), we are told, is a police officer with a 100 percent record of solving cases, but the techniques he employ seem less sophisticated than those used by The Famous Five.
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China's government has twisted the arms of domestic airlines to order C919s but it will be hard to force a less sophisticated aircraft on Chinese carriers, which already have big fleets of Western planes.
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Engine noise has been a talking point since the quieter, more fuel-efficient 1.6 liter V6 turbo hybrid power units were introduced in 2014 in place of the raspier and less sophisticated V8 engines.
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Three officials, all speaking on condition of anonymity, said the breaches of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) were less sophisticated than other cyber intrusions that have been traced to Russian intelligence agencies or criminals.
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Unsurprisingly, the more cooperative fund families tend to serve less sophisticated individual investors, reaching them through a broker-based distribution channel, while the more competitive firms have a bigger weighting of institutions among their clients.
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Like many modern phishing campaigns, the site used SSL certificates — the encryption measures that produce the lock icon in the URL bar, which less sophisticated users are sometimes told to look for to thwart phishing.
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SoftBank has staked significant investments in the robotics space through its Vision Fund, and, in 2015, the company began selling Pepper, a humanoid robot far less sophisticated than what Boston Dynamics has been working on.
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A play about bad things happening to bad people, it laughs at characters who are almost certainly poorer, worse educated and less sophisticated than the audience it attracts, which feels callous and maybe classist, too.
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The Russians are thought to be a running a less sophisticated operation because of Trump's close relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which apparently makes influencing Trump to favor Russian interests less of a concern.
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State-of-the art new refineries in Asia and the Middle East have sharply increased the amount of oil products flowing into global markets and threaten the existence of Europe's aging and less sophisticated units.
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As Nooney argues, Sierra On-Line's games are often presented as being less sophisticated than the complex, text-only games coming from rival adventure game company Infocom, the creator of games like Zork and Planetfall.
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" Moreover, Mr. Sale wrote, Mr. Booth's style, "with a flint-sharp mind, a skillful tongue and years of infighting experience in political groups, was abrasive to the younger and less sophisticated people around the office.
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Lockheed said that if the government stuck to plans to increase production, it could reduce the average price for each F-35 by 2020 to $85 million, about the same as less sophisticated fighters cost.
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It may also have been a bit less sophisticated in how it modeled its brand of counterinsurgency warfare, but it maintained a terrific pace of play from the start to the end of each scenario.
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Emerging economies with less sophisticated financial markets and weaker regulatory institutions can mismanage the great tides of global capital; even mature economies sacrifice a degree of macroeconomic control when they open themselves to global capital markets.
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NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, in words that might have been uttered in Cold War days of less sophisticated communications, told the World Economic Forum in Davos there was a "blurring line between war and peace".
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The sensor setup is less sophisticated than the Vive and leads to some occlusion when you're reaching behind you and your body is getting between the sensors and your controller, but overall they're a great product.
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"Lower impact, less sophisticated but also less predictable" attacks such as vehicle-ramming are becoming "much more common in western Europe," Jonathan Wood, director of global risk analysis at Control Risks told CNBC's Squawk Box Thursday.
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Until relatively recently, we believed his nuclear threat was an atomic device and that his missile capability was not an ICBM, but less sophisticated, with a shorter range and only capable of delivering a limited payload.
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Down the street, the similarly seasonal Ortolana offers fewer but no-less-sophisticated choices — try kingfish crudo (2136 dollars) and pasta with clams (215119807 dollars) — plus superb people-watching from the patio or the conservatory indoors.
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While much of it is unlikely to sway the average American's mind, such posts reach people across the world, many of whom are newer to the internet and may have a less sophisticated understanding of media.
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John Hultquist, the director of intelligence at security firm FireEye, which has tracked Magnallium for years under the name APT33, warns that its intrusions have frequently led to less sophisticated but nonetheless crippling acts of disruption.
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There's this interesting dynamic between the two countries, where British people slightly look down on and then slightly look up to America, as having more money and more glamor, but maybe, in their view, being less sophisticated.
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What airlines really want, said Airports Council International (ACI) Director General Angela Gittens, is a return to lower fees, in the days when airports were government-owned, had less sophisticated management teams and suffered from overcrowded infrastructure.
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The blaze looks much less sophisticated than some of its connected-watch competitors The pop-out tracker isn't dissimilar from earlier Fitbit designs, which included a tiny pod that could pop in and out of different bands.
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But the jets that have already been delivered would require several modifications to achieve the next planned stage of combat standards as they currently employ a less sophisticated software and hardware systems than those currently being developed.
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Of the 6.3m headsets that were shipped last year, most were cheaper, less sophisticated devices, such as the Samsung Gear VR, that rely on smartphones to act as their screens, according to SuperData, a games-market research firm.
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By contrast, miners of other cryptocurrencies require less sophisticated rigs, and the market is more open to smaller firms like Bitminer, whose modern-day Florentine mint is powered by renewable energy and housed in a drab industrial building.
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That display is a 5.71-inch HD+ display, and embedded in it is the front-facing camera, which also supports a face-unlocking feature (although it looks less sophisticated than IR-based methods used by more expensive phones).
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Not only do colors look richer and more vibrant on the iPhone X versus an iPhone XR, the X's OLED screen also means you'll get better contrast and pure blacks compared to the XR's less sophisticated LCD panel.
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The Port Authority bombing occurred just seven weeks and a few miles from another terrorist attack, which unfortunately turned out to be far more lethal, perhaps because the jihadist opted for a less sophisticated weapon of mass murder.
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Cloud-computing giants such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud offer standardised products for their corporate customers but, as Jim Hare of Gartner explains, these are considerably less sophisticated and lock users into their networks.
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People like Mr. Manafort, when caught cheating taxpayers of millions of dollars, receive discretion and kid-glove treatment, while drug dealers and less sophisticated defendants — in Judge Ellis's courtroom and elsewhere — are subject to draconian mandatory minimum sentences.
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The big question: Accessing and altering data is technically all that most ransomware does, and the criminals behind ransomware are at least notionally less sophisticated than the militaries and spies that states are gearing up to protect against.
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And older, less sophisticated systems pose just as great a threat given the level of current tensions in the world, as demonstrated by the downing of a Ukrainian airliner by an aging automated air defense system in Iran.
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China's two carriers are less sophisticated than the nuclear-powered fleet of the United States, but as symbols of global military power, they are significant achievements for a military that had for decades focused principally on land warfare.
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Really, the only fashionable feature missing from the P20 is some kind of 3D face-scanning tech like you get on the iPhone X. Instead, Huawei settled for a much less sophisticated (and less secure) 2D face unlocking system.
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Security researchers at Cisco's Talos unit said BadRabbit bore some similarities with NotPetya as they were both based on the same malware, but large parts of code had been rewritten and the new virus distribution method was less sophisticated.
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But if the Pentagon is still obtaining only "mixed results" from the same kind of disabling cyber operations with North Korean missiles, which are less sophisticated than China's, U.S. defense capabilities in this area might be less effective than advertised.
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But when you compare that to the Pixel 3 which hasn't gotten a price drop and still costs $800 for less sophisticated hardware, and the $193,000 iPhone XS, the Galaxy S10 comes the closest to making all those dollars worth it.
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For an implementation and subscription fee, Hatch Apps allows companies with less sophisticated engineering DNA to reduce entering costs by launching native apps on their own, across platforms and often on faster timelines than those seen through third-party developers.
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Combined, it's the most advanced autonomous home vacuum you can get, and it manages to outperform a lot of older or less sophisticated robot vacuums even in situations that have historically been hard for this kind of tech to handle.
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The theater's model is unusual in France: While La Scala Paris is run privately, without state funding, the programming tries to bridge the gap between the country's public institutions, which lean toward highbrow fare, and privately funded theater, considered less sophisticated.
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But consumer advocates and other financial experts said they were concerned that undesirable annuities — often costly and complex ones — could end up among savers' options, particularly at smaller employers that get less sophisticated advice or don't look beyond a sales pitch.
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For example, a less sophisticated version of the hardware embedded in the Microsoft Kinect can track users' movements across a room; in smartphones, they may hold the power to enhance the fidelity of AR objects being projected live into a real-life scene.
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But less sophisticated readers have no good way to tell the difference, and in the aggregate they've provided a distorted view of the election, convincing millions of voters on each side that the other candidate represents an existential threat to the Republic.
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It's fascinating to think that scientists in 1977, working with calculation systems less sophisticated than a modern electronic car key fob, built spacecraft that are still functioning 40 years later, still sending back telemetry from (in Voyager 1's case) interstellar space.
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The handful of models included in the detection API include heavy duty inception-based convolutional neural networks and streamlined models designed to operate on less sophisticated machines — a MobileNets single shot detector comes optimized to run in real-time on a smartphone.
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In recent months these videos have become somewhat less sophisticated, culminating in the recent multilingual "Song of Four Comprehensives", in which a heavily Beijing-accented rapper explains the key tenets of Xi's platform: Follow me, Four Comprehensives, Four Comprehensives, prosperity is the goal.
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But he found a way around that discomfiting observation, claiming that a statue of Artemis with red hair, red sandals, and a red quiver strap must have been not Greek but Etruscan—the product of an earlier civilization that was considered less sophisticated.
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Rather than making crypto tokens available to anyone, Coinlist is open only to accredited investors -- those making over $200,000 a year or have a net worth of over $1 million -- gating out the less sophisticated investors who tend to drive more volatility.
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But all that must and will eventually come to an end, and the many retail and less sophisticated investors who tend to get caught up in the glitzy hype of unicorn initial public offerings on the stockmarket should not be left holding the empty bag.
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While the new generation of paramilitaries operate in smaller and less sophisticated groups than the militias that fought during the conflict, a spate of attacks this year by republican dissidents with links to the New I.R.A. have stoked fears that they will reignite sectarian tensions.
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"Judging by the current state of public opinion [in Russia], future changes are likely to include stricter political control, further nationalization of private property, further shutting down the economic space, and new processes that make economic transactions in the country less sophisticated and more inefficient," Movchan said.
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But I think that in other situations, with less sophisticated media outlets, or editors, having a trans person in the scene in the doctor's office, in the hospital, just reinforces the idea that that's somehow what being trans is about: being in doctor's offices all the time.
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True, Charleston may have been even more formal and less sophisticated in many ways then — a Heineken and a platter of fried shrimp was the best you could hope for in the average restaurant — but Charleston fundamentally lived up to its billing as a hub of Southern adventure.
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"Rather than storytelling, you're storyliving," enthused some Industrial Light & Magic folks at an event I went to a few months ago, and that sure sounds nice — but the VR 'storyliving' I've seen to date is all far, far less sophisticated than that of even my teenage Dungeons & Dragons campaigns.
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Far from a relic of a less sophisticated era or an embarrassing marker of an out-of-touch bar and an uninventive bartender, when done properly the caipirinha can capture the qualities the city's top bartenders are striving for, being both distinctly Brazilian and a showcase of skill.
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The country's older generation of watch buyers was less sophisticated and had little brand awareness, she added, citing one of the findings in a recent report on what her agency called China's "mass affluent males," issued in partnership with Jing Daily, a website that covers the country's luxury industry.
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The change in export oversight has been in the works for years, but as I testified in March at a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee hearing, it is misguided and dangerous, based on the false assessment that because these weapons are less sophisticated they no longer deserve our highest attention.
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Beyond hackers doing their own research, the WikiLeaks leaks of CIA hacking methods and ShadowBrokers leaks of National Security Agency hacking methods — both within the last year — raise doubts as to whether or not governments, including less sophisticated governments, will be able to keep these access techniques hidden.
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Still: In the mind of many, many viewers, all of these factors have merged to create the sense that a sitcom with a "laugh track" is somehow less sophisticated than one without, even if you could point to literally dozens of examples from TV history that would contradict that point.
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Many of us may be tempted to upload a PDF document, especially when we're concerned about our formatting and design remaining intact, but some of the less sophisticated systems employers rely on may be unable to read this common file type, viewing it as blank or as one large image, adds Augustine.
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"Given the increased emphasis by terrorists and other extremist actors to leverage less sophisticated methods to inflict harm in public areas, it is vital that the public and private sectors collaborate to enhance security of locations such as transportation centers, parks, restaurants, shopping centers, special event venues, and similar facilities," DHS says.
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Inside was Haas' ruined computer hardware, as well as an assortment of less sophisticated items: seven lighters, a canister of pepper spray, electrical tape, blue work gloves, a Nissan hood ornament, a copy of the New Testament, three unwrapped Magnum condoms, and an ear of unshucked corn that bore char marks from roasting.
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The idea of Plex becoming an established content distribution platform—that is, a place where users can reliably go and find legal, high-quality content without having to jump through jumps—immediately piqued my interest because it would help solve one of Plex's biggest issues, particularly for less sophisticated users: how and where to acquire high-quality content.
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It seemed to me that too many members of the educated elite not only felt they were morally superior to those who supported the war but even began to feel a snobbish disdain toward the less sophisticated in matters ranging from not attending the right schools to not knowing about wine or, horror of horrors, wearing polyester suits.
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Ha.They could even remove the algorithms entirely, switch back to Strict Chronological, and still make money — Twitter was profitable before stock options before it switched to an algorithmic feed, and its ad offerings were way less sophisticated back then — but it's not about making money, it's about making the most money possible, and that means algorithmically curated, engagement-driven, misery-inducing feeds.
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The Economist has conducted an analysis of them from 1999 to 2014, and compared their accuracy with several slightly less sophisticated forecasting methods: predicting that a country will grow at the same pace as the year before, guessing 4% (which is the average growth rate across all countries during the period) and picking a random number from -2% to 10%.
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Twice as many Fire TV Sticks (the less-sophisticated version) were purchased this year — but usage of Alexa on the higher-end Fire TV devices was 889 percent year over year in the U.S. Alexa's breakout holiday seems to come hand-in-hand with a surge in smart-home interest in general: Smart plugs, smart light bulbs, and robot vacuums were also top sellers.
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Republican critics, including Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.), contend the rule will saddle investment advisers with expensive and burdensome new mandates which, in turn, will force them to drop clients, particularly working class people who tend to be less sophisticated investors than wealthier folks.
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But your ancestors' alcoholic stoner juice recipes were probably a little less sophisticated than today's cannabis concoctions, as modern technology (coupled with stoner ingenuity) has thankfully sped up the infusion process, which means, first of all, that you no longer have to steep the alcohol and cannabis together in a cool dark place for several months, and second of all, that weed alcohol no longer tastes like grassy sludge.
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CDs are now seen as a jankier, less sophisticated format, which seems to suit a band that formed way back in 28 amidst a tsunami of cheap beer and has always regarded themselves as "raw punk," even when they found the laurels of Scandinavian hardcore heroes thrust upon them (as well as the fact that a Google search for "Anti Cimex" still turns up results for the pest control company from whom they swiped their name).
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