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Benigson reckons Signal can have multiple applications — whether it's in corporate comms for monitoring an organization, its rivals and a whole industry.

The world is using American-made applications, whether it's Facebook, Twitter, Google, etc. Four years ago, the percentage of mobile devices globally that had American-made O.S.s, was under twenty per cent and today it's up to ninety per cent.

"The idea behind.geo," said Dr. Yvan G. LeClerc, director of SRI's.geo initiative, "is to create this background infrastructure that many different applications, whether it's a Google or a more specialized Web site, could tap into for different purposes".

This paper concludes that PLCs can be used for any applications whether it is of simple or complicated control system.

It's a innovative idea and something that many applications, whether it be email or VoiP/phone based technologies.

This is a major hindrance for building an all-embracing view of the world while serving multiple applications, whether it is by developing a single database or by providing transparent access (e.g., via the Web) to several heterogeneous data sources (that would typically hold a great diversity of stored representations).

The same principle is true of every other part of the application – whether it's about the documents you send, the length of those documents, the writing sample you're asked for, and so on.

It is my assertion that minorities in science and engineering professions are often relegated to second-class status in the minds of others long before even submitting an application, whether it is for school or a job.

Gillers said bar officials would have examined the amount of time between the activity and the application, whether it involved dishonesty, whether there was other criminal history, the age of the applicant at the time and whether the applicant was candid about the lapses.

There is still the matter of that statement made by Peter Chernin, COO of News Corp, last year: "If you look at virtually any Web 2.0 application, whether its YouTube, whether it's Flickr, whether it's Photobucket or any of the next-generation Web applications, almost all of them are really driven off the back of MySpace".

News Corp. chief operating officer Peter Chernin told company investors today that, "If you look at virtually any Web 2.0 application, whether its YouTube, whether it's Flickr, whether it's Photobucket or any of the next-generation Web applications, almost all of them are really driven off the back of MySpace".