The ZX81 conserved its memory to a certain extent by representing entire BASIC commands as one-byte tokens, stored as individual "characters" in the upper reaches of the machine's unique (non-ASCII) character set.
There's no shortage of all-star musicianship on Roy Haynes's latest album, "Love Letters" (Columbia), but no one commands as much attention as Haynes himself: seventy-seven athehe time of this recording, he drums with the vigor, brio, and elegance with which he once drove bands belonging to Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Sarah Vaughan, and Stan Getz.
By Steve Futterman There's no shortage of all-star musicianship on Roy Haynes's latest album, "Love Letters" (Columbia), but no one commands as much attention as Haynes himself: seventy-seven athehe time of this recording, he drums with the vigor, brio, and elegance with which he once drove bands belonging to Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Sarah Vaughan, and Stan Getz.
Admiral Griffiths included "command climate" as one of five factors that may have led to the collision.
For his speeches, Mr. Clinton could command as much as $425,000 for one hour, often paid by foreign companies or individuals who might have an interest in American foreign policy.
Despite faulting its small number of commands, he hailed its control system as "one of the most comfortable ever devised".
But it was the other one who might command as much, if not more, respect among many Africans today.
One-bedroom apartments command as much as $1,800 in rent, said Mia Bize Bailey, the owner of Space Realty, an agency in the neighborhood.
Type the following commands one-by-one: ipconfig /flushdns.
Then, Stone would enter the free agent market, where he would command big bucks as one of the premier guards in the game.
Ansible is known for being among the generation of IT platforms that does away with a lot of the technicalities of deploying code, where you can nearly command in "English," as one person described it to me.
