Jared Allgood, Jott Jott started testing the closed, or mesh network idea with a few select schools in March.
But Mr. Bush will also have a powerful and experienced secretary of state, General Powell, and that leaves a question of how the two will mesh their ideas, and how the Russians will react to them.
After a meeting with a minister, he sent a summary of what he learned to members of his mailing list and he was gratefully accosted by subordinates of the minister who said they found out a lot about their boss.In the world of open-source development, projects can end with a "codeathon" in which collaborators try to mesh their ideas in a burst of creative effort.
This is problematic because over time, what may have been the organic meshing of ideas and objectives morphs into an adversary relationship between business and the government that it ostensibly serves.
The party follows the premiere of director Gotz Friedrich's production of Beethoven's "Fidelio". Together, they're putting the finishing touches on the benefit, meshing creative ideas and promising a "very pretty party" with the assistance of volunteers Jennifer and Royce Diener.
Or, you can post your urban improvement idea to the website, where it will graphically mesh with the ideas of others, a metaphor for the way we coexist in this sometimes cramped city sphere.
Mesh collaboration works because ideas get exposed to a much larger collection of people to whom you have only a limited or perhaps no relationship.
It's really pared down and quiet, and so I was trying to mesh the two ideas, to do a dog movie and make a really quiet film.
Breastfeeding didn't mesh well with ideas of delicate, refined white women; it was too animal-like, too uncivilized.
And FullContact agrees, noting Cobook's goals and ideas "meshed perfectly" with its own.
A manager asked how these new ideas meshed with Maslow's.
