"We don't like to make complicated clothes," Mischka tells PEOPLE.
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Increasingly, companies that make complicated devices—from smartphones to farm equipment—want a monopoly on repairing those devices.
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Mr. Leonhardt likes data, and he's made it his business to use numbers in helping make complicated ideas accessible to big audiences.
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In jokes these techniques may offer a way to bypass inhibitions, but they can also simply be a way to make complicated thought accessible.
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The Pip-Boy requires awkward trackpad swipes for tiny multilevel menus, while games like Star Trek: Bridge Crew prove you can make complicated interfaces fun.
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And perhaps better than most athletes, this notion is appreciated by football quarterbacks, who have to make complicated and critical decisions in sub-second timeframes.
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I make complicated movies sometimes, I make things but in fact I can explain it and when I make it I don't have to explain it any longer.
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The director Robert Zemeckis and his longtime screenwriting partner Bob Gale have an appreciation for the mechanics of the form, those tiny gears and springs that make complicated storytelling look effortless.
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Unless you're really into the arts you'll most often encounter this word in a puzzle; there's always a need for lots of vowels, especially at the ends of answers, to make complicated crosses work.
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More specifically, strongmen are hired to stomp and shout, to make big promises of victories ahead and promise great consequences for failure, to make complicated things simple and turn unspoken or unspeakable inner ambitions outward.
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But Mr Johnson has never shown any sign that he is capable of dealing with the two things that define modern government: a relentless torrent of work and a demand to make complicated trade-offs.
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The one thing I don't totally get about Fourth of July is why everyone — while they should be kicking back and having unpleasant political conversations with their uncles — bends over backwards to make complicated patriotic desserts.
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Over the course of 481 million games of hide-and-seek, the AI seemed to develop strategies and counterstrategies, and the AI agents moved from running around at random to coordinating with their allies to make complicated strategies work.
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I like feeling that I have access to people, that I can make them ... I can make complicated subjects more understandable or that I can introduce them to something that they're not aware of that will improve their lives, or that will just make their day more interesting.
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From the wavy-haired "Long Way to Go" to "Breaking Loose," a steady-footed stomper, Another Side of the Number Ones is a great introduction to a band that has consistently done the hardest thing of all, which is to make complicated, multi-layered music sound exceedingly simple and fun.
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"Everyone in the world is using 3-D printers to make jewelry now — mostly to make things cheaply — but we're using them to make complicated pieces that are impossible to make by hand," he said, picking up a bracelet from a tray piled high with gold jewelry to illustrate his point.
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TrustRadius and companies like it have an opportunity through that, though: by targeting IT buyers who have to make complicated purchasing decisions and most likely more than one, and in a way that ensures each purchase works with the rest of an existing tech stack, they represent one of the rare cases where a user might actually want to hear more.
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Navigating the levels is accomplished with the directional buttons and a jump button. The view is isometric, which can often make complicated movements (such as jumping across gaps or weaving through obstacles) difficult. Points are gathered in the form of gems that appear randomly in rooms. Players pass through the gems for collection.
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While other Crooked Media podcasts tend to focus heavily on domestic issues within the United States, Pod Save the World discusses global issues and international relations, with a focus on civic involvement. Vietor describes the podcast as a "no bullshit" approach to global news that tries to make complicated issues seem relatable and simple to understand.
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Kingsbury continued to pursue his interest in bearings and tribology later in his life. One of his greatest achievements was his analysis of the effects of side leakage of lubricants from bearings. By recognizing the analogy in the equations for lubrication and those for electrical flow in a conductive fluid and variable depth, Kingsbury was able to make complicated predictions of slider load capacity well before the advent of computers.
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Helsingin Sanomat wrote in an editorial that the party and Soini had "rewritten the electoral history books". According to political analyst Jan Sundberg, Soini had the ability to appeal to common people and make complicated things look easy. The election result was also referred to as "shocking" and "exceptional". After the election, the National Coalition Party (NCP) began negotiations aiming to form a cabinet between the NCP, the Social Democrats, and the Finns Party.
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Screen-shot illustrating the use of interaction matrices to build models. Screen-shot of the simulation interface in Ecolego. The initial idea of Ecolego was to facilitate creation of large and complex models and to be able to solve difficult numerical problems. With the purpose to make complicated models with many interconnections easier to overview, the models in Ecolego are represented with the help of interaction matrices instead of the traditional flow diagrams.
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Johnson split the obligation with his partners and the Friden company began production.Founder Carl Friden (The Friden Calculating Machine Company) Johnson's investment paid off well. Friden's plant in San Leandro, California grew to consist of of facilities and employed over 500 people. During World War II, the plant was restricted to making only 25 calculators a day, while the skilled machinists and engineers were redirected to make complicated bomb fuses and tachometers.
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Hands-on computing is a branch of human-computer interaction research which focuses on computer interfaces that respond to human touch or expression, allowing the machine and the user to interact physically. Hands-on computing can make complicated computer tasks more natural to users by attempting to respond to motions and interactions that are natural to human behavior. Thus hands-on computing is a component of user-centered design, focusing on how users physically respond to virtual environments.
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According to the BBC, behind Soini's success was "brain, wit and charisma". A university professor and a political analyst, Mr. Jan Sundberg, pointed to Soini's oratorical skills and ability to appeal to common people and make complicated things look easy. The election result was also referred to as "shocking" and "exceptional". During the government negotiations following the election the Finns Party decided against participating in Katainen's coalition cabinet, citing greatly differing stances on the EU, especially regarding bailouts for debt-ridden euro countries.
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Limited, tax-driven funding can often interfere with the ability for public libraries to engage in extensive preservation activities. Materials, particularly books, are often much easier to replace than to repair when damaged or worn. Public libraries usually try to tailor their services to meet the needs and desires of their local communities, which could cause an emphasis on acquiring new materials over preserving old ones. Librarians working in public facilities frequently have to make complicated decisions about how to best serve their patrons.
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Molly meets Henry Tyroon (James Garner), an aggressive wheeler dealer who dresses, talks, and acts like a stereotypical Texas millionaire. He is interested in her romantically, not Universal Widgets, but decides to help out in order to get closer to her. As they spend time together, Molly watches Henry make complicated business deals, often in partnership with his Texan cronies, Jay Ray (Chill Wills), Ray Jay (Phil Harris), and J.R. (Charles Watts). One example is speculative dealing in modern abstract art, with the aid of Stanislas (Louis Nye), a cynical avant-garde painter.
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