The phrase "above internet" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to the internet, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The information provided above internet standards is crucial for understanding online safety."
Alternatives: "online" or "on the internet".
Once the above Internet Index peaked, it tumbled 35% in just 18 days!
Above, Internet users surf the Web at of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington.
Precise details for Affymetrix hybridization and scanning protocols can be found at the above internet address.
A Python script uses this information to generate a user-friendly interactive report accessed through a standard web browser (Firefox 2.0 or above, Safari 3.0 or above, Internet Explorer 6 or above).
Those are consistent performers growing at or above Internet growth rates.
Leaving aside that, as we noted above, internet access was governed by Title II for a good deal of that period, this argument is true.
These plans to charge for above-average Internet use "are unjustifiable for almost everywhere in the country except for rural America," Richard F. Doherty, the research director of the Envisioneering Group, a consulting firm that studies cable technology.
On the above-mentioned internet forum, daddies moan about flakes; babies having fake locations on their profiles; the rise of "pay pigs" on sugar sites, where men get off on sending women money; and a sugar daddy's worst nightmare: being "rinsed".
Respondents were asked "Do you think you would use one of the above-mentioned Internet applications in the future if you were offered the opportunity?" Possible answers were "yes, definitely" (score = 5), "yes, probably" (score = 4), "I don't know yet" (score = 3), "no, probably not" (score = 2), "no, definitely not" (score = 1).
(The only changes, I believe, are a couple of references and links to other web sites that I added to section 10 later and a reference added and marked as an update at the end of section 2). Since I posted the above on the internet in the Winter of 98-99, I have received a lot of feedback on it.
Founder Carter Laren, who gave me those quotes above, explains "The Internet today is really good at giving you exactly what you want…but often you don't know exactly what you want to listen to or watch.
