Heading for a First … post qualification applications With so much interest in university applications, news this week from Ucas that its review of university admissions, concluding that the system needed radical overhaul, was met with enthusiasm from those wanting to see much needed reforms.
It came down to me and one other graduate student, and a dean pulled me aside and said, "I have read both applications, and it's going to be you; your application is so much better".
This application takes so much space that only a few still photographs can be added.
The application for so much water — Mr. Stronach initially wanted 25 million gallons — has brought the battle between water conservation and economic development in Florida into sharp relief.
Maybe, too, he hated the application of so much fuss the posters, the superlatives to something that must have seemed to him (more than to a dancer who went professional at a later age) something like the very center of his being.
Moreover, it's tough to predict the ultimate importance of these Gulf Coast refugees to the overall loggerhead population without knowing the long-term damage the spill and the application of so much dispersant might do to the species and its food chain from here on out.
Maybe, too, he hated the application of so much fuss — the posters, the superlatives — to something that must have seemed to him (more than to a dancer who went professional at a later age) something like the very center of his being.
Buzzword's drawbacks are that it is still slower than a full-fledged desktop application (not so much when typing, but when doing things like cutting and pasting); it doesn't support hyperlinks (unconscionable for a Web-based app, though this is on Treitman's to-do list); and there is no easy way to export a document to a blog or other Web publishing system other than cut-and-paste.
In fact, the number of applications had increased so much that the Trademark Office was overwhelmed with paperwork.
It was great news for Objective-C developers and consumers looking for rich applications – but not so much for those who'd grown accustomed to developing for the web.
