The village of Floral Park, with which it shares the 11001 ZIP code, wraps Bellerose Village to the east and south.
The term "computer virus" conjures up visions of software code wrapped in double helixes.
So successful was the experiment that the American military kept the code under wraps until the late 1960s which meant there were no parades or public thanks.
True believers insist that the open-source method of developing software results in fewer errors than the commercial approach, which keeps the source code under wraps, forbids alterations, and licenses the product to users for a fee.
The company has taken that code and wrapped it in a metal bundle, adding servers, storage units and networking to make a so-called appliance, which is data-center speak for a system that's meant to perform a single function well.
Python offers an excellent glue, providing easy access to native Python code, C/C++ wrapped libraries, and even other web services.
Facebook nailed its mobile colours firmly to the mast with the launch of home - code that wraps around Android and puts the social network on the start screen of a handset.
After preparation, the study solutions were labeled with the codes and wrapped in an envelope bearing the respective codes.
McInerney's first Amazon review, in 1997, was of Robert Ludlum's "The Matarese Countdown" ("Wonderful book, may you write dozens more!"), and his most recent was of "The Da Vinci Code" ("A riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma, as Sir Winston Spencer Churchill once wrote.... A fantastic ride").
Because the C code has been wrapped in R, the overall interface is accessible and the package contains functions to ease manipulation and visualization of the input and output.
Or, at the very least, give you a right good kicking if you are not careful or fail to follow the countryside code or neglect to wrap up warm with your name sewn on to your mitts?
