Sentence examples for IAD from inspiring English sources
initialism
Internal affairs department
"Delayed!" Another stranded passenger, @mettlinger, posted from Dulles International Airport, or IAD: "Latest announcement at IAD: 'Every computer system United Airlines has is down... Our computers are paperweights.' ".
One thing I noticed about the rankings is how "cheap" Baltimore-Washington International (BWI, 9th most competitively priced) airport is compared to the DC region's other major airports, Ronald Reagan National (DCA, 5th most overpriced) and Dulles (IAD, 7th most overpriced).
Hulu would also provide an additional outlet for its iAd program, Apple's advertising network.
Bart Decrem, the chief executive of Tapulous, which has created popular music games for the iPhone and iPod Touch, said his company would wait and see how the iAd system worked before deciding whether to use it.
Its earlier rules had raised some questions about whether developers would be limited to using Apple's iAd service, locking out companies like AdMob, which is owned by Google.
The app was introduced on Oct. 15, with online and mobile advertising purchased through the Millennial Media and Apple's iAd networks beginning Oct. 18.
Apple introduced iAds, which were advertisements that would appear within apps for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad.
In the letter, Apple said it collects the location data anonymously and only when consumers agree to use its location-based services like maps, or any apps that ask a user's location, and for its advertising system, iAds.
The commission approved the deal, but only after Apple acquired Quattro Wireless, an AdMob rival, and announced its own iAds advertising system for mobile phones, to be included with the iPhone 4. Then this month, Apple appeared to make the switch from excluded to excluder in the mobile ad market.
Apple's iAds, unlike mobile ads from Google and AdMob, will appear only on the iPhone, and the system will cater exclusively to high-end advertisers, at least at first.
Mr. Jobs said Apple's new iAds system, which is built into iOS 4, would keep users inside the apps and allow them to go back easily to what they were doing.
