In 1997, he spun off his quickly sprawling file into a separate domain, and dubbed it Crank Dot Net (www.crank.net).net
And when modern democracies turn technical thought into a separate domain, those modern democracies incline toward totalitarianism".
Privacy gave the child a separate domain, contributing to the modern cult of the self, the notion of a self distinct from parents, from society, from the state.
On the Democratic side, the party is asking the Commerce Department to see whether official Web sites for federal candidates should have a separate domain suffix --.elect or.pol -- to differentiate themselves from unofficial sites.
Opting to carve out a corner of cyberspace for children rather than a separate domain, the House of Representatives passed a bill yesterday that would create a ".kids.us" Internet extension restricted to child-friendly material.
Yes, there is now a separate domain for Google Palestine, it just launched yesterday.
Every normalized table in TPCC is mapped to a separate domain in SimpleDB.
Consider a version of Kripke models in which a separate domain is associated with each state of the model.
As explained by Amir on Amirhm.com, Google Reader is not a separate domain (i.e., it's available at www.google.com/reader) and it's available behind a secure URL beginning https.
By using a separate domain for encrypted messages, we essentially rule out the possibility of guessing the encrypted value of a number.
The rest come in to one of 30 keyword-targeted micro-site stores, each at a separate domain: justfutoncovers.com, buyshoeinserts.com, needgiftbaskets.com, and so on.
