Given all this electronic chatter, which is likely to become part of the application folder, e-mail etiquette is important.
And they mined the tapes for amusing bits of between-takes studio chatter, which are sprinkled throughout the show.
"Chatter, which is behind our firewall, represents a huge moving away from a static site to one that's more interactive social media," he said.
Asana will compete with corporate networking products from fellow start-ups like Jive Software and Yammer, as well as the offerings from big companies, like Chatter, which is owned by Salesforce.com, and Socialcast, owned by VMWare.
It competes with corporate networking products from fellow start-ups like Jive Software and Yammer, as well as the offerings from big companies, like Chatter, which is owned by Salesforce.com, and Socialcast, owned by VMWare.
"There has been an awful lot of [terrorist] chatter, which is very reminiscent of what we saw pre-9/11," said the Republican senator Saxby Chambliss on NBC's Meet the Press.
One of the pleasures of watching pro fast-pitch is that you can sit close enough to hear the dugout chatter, which is remarkably — sometimes defiantly — upbeat, and to discern the players' nicknames for one another, which aren't always as predictable as men's (Gelato for Galati, for example).
One of the pleasures of watching pro fast-pitch is that you can sit close enough to hear the dugout chatter, which is remarkably sometimes defiantly upbeat, and to discern the players' nicknames for one another, which aren't always as predictable as men's (Gelato for Galati, for example).
One of the most significant limitation of the productivity of machining operations is the regenerative machine tool vibration, also called machine tool chatter, which is a self-excited vibration between the tool and the workpiece induced by the chip formation mechanism.
