Sentence examples for application writers from inspiring English sources

"That may not prove easy – as Ovum's recent survey of mobile application developers shows, application writers show an overwhelming desire to support three or perhaps four device platforms.

Mr. Bauld, the author and Horace Mann teacher who will be helping us evaluate the submissions, said that this sort of advice was true for current or future application writers, whether you're writing about money or polar bears.

Another Brown complaint is that the state money is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, and this gives an edge to big districts able to hire lots of application writers and lobbyists.

In this chapter, we summarize the current state of this technology including system architectures, programming interfaces, and compiler and tool technology offered to the application writer.

This paper explores the design space of tags within the Cantag system, and describes the design parameters and performance characteristics which an application writer can use to select the best tag system for any given scenario.

Other companies that probably have a common interest with Box include Salesforce.com, which offers a marketplace for cloud-based applications writers, and VMWare, which has invested in a number of open source cloud-based software initiatives.

While reviews were mixed (they always are), its unique user interfaces offer applications writers new tools that may well stem the early criticism.

So, she said, once the letter writer receives a copy of the application, the letter writer should set aside the difference between the reduced rent and the legal rent so the money is available.

In a contemporary, literary twist on old homesteading incentives, a new nonprofit organization called Write a House is refurbishing three two-bedroom houses in Detroit and accepting applications this spring for writers to move in, rent free.

One day last summer, weeks before meeting with the crew in Lagos, I stopped by Case's apartment, in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn, where he and Bleyer were reviewing the applications of prospective writers.

A word processor such as Openoffice.org's Writer application does much the same thing but produces the output as the user enters the text input.