The post-campaign chatter — much of which blamed Ms. Cutter for the Kerry campaign's seeming inability to fight back — is said to have devastated her.
Bari Meltzer Norman, who runs www.mycollegecounselor.com, which offers admissions advice, said chat rooms were mostly "amplified neighborhood chatter, much of which is pure speculation".
Whiteley also tells us that Salesforce will be airing two Superbowl ads to publicize Chatter, both of which have been co-produced by and featuring the tech world's newest golden boy Will.i.am.am
Knowing what frequency to use, what to say, who to say it to, and when, while picking your own call sign out of the frequent chatter, most of which is irrelevant to you, and parsing / copying down the important information you need — that would be nontrivial all by itself, at first.
Only later did the ideologues produce rationales amidst the usual chatter of transformation, which is the GOP version of revolution: that LBOs were channeling capital from less efficient to more efficient uses, from big entrenched businesses to dynamic entrepreneurs.
The gaps between takes were filled with Staples family chatter, a bit of which can be heard on the finished record.
Salesforce also went into a demo of the newest version of Chatter, which we covered extensively here.
And on each stage, longstanding etiquette calls for no flash photography, ringing cellphones, audience chatter or crowd movement, any of which can distract the performers and throw them off.
The signal characteristics both in time and frequency domain were condensed into a set of chatter indicators, which were further elaborated by means of statistical basic concepts, in order to obtain a chatter identification system.
Tolstoy's novel brings history down to the level of chatter, which somehow makes it a natural work for radio.
