Application layer: Practically all applications in the Learn@WU system are implemented as so-called packages installable components) for OpenACS, including the OpenACS base packages or the packages of the learning management system DotLRN [75, 76].
She is applying to four colleges — two of them early action — and is finally ready to send out her applications after practically camping out at the center.
Lending standards had indeed deteriorated, as mortgage originators introduced such "innovations" as no-money-down loans that required little or no financial information about the borrower — and loan applications that practically begged borrowers to fib about their income.
Google, for instance, is a big proponent of open standards in social networking, mobile networks, Web applications, and practically everywhere —except the one place it makes money.
The ideas and techniques developed within set theory, such as infinite combinatorics, forcing, or the theory of large cardinals, have turned it into a deep and fascinating mathematical theory, worthy of study by itself, and with important applications to practically all areas of mathematics.
Similarly, the development of the laser in the mid-20th century, based on atomic physics and quantum optics, enabled applications in practically every section of modern society, including consumer electronics, scientific research, medicine, industry, communication, entertainment, law enforcement, the military, space exploration, and information.
The used multi-platform base package allows to build and run the application on practically all popular platforms today.
The judges said they allowed that provision to go into effect because the Alabama legislature itself had significantly narrowed its scope this summer, restricting its application from practically every government activity, including pet tags, to six specific licenses, some of which were already forbidden for illegal immigrants anyway.
The major peculiarity of this specific combination of reagents is the fact that their click coupling to generate the DA adduct is thermally reversible, through the retro-DA reaction, at about 100 °C, i.e., a viable and non-degradative temperature in terms of its application to practically all macromolecular structures.
