Sentence examples for content stack from inspiring English sources
It would be counter-productive to think about building an eCommerce site and building a payment stack [from scratch], and it is just as illogical building a content stack," he said.
Instead of a technology stack, she talks about a "content stack," with original Yahoo editorial on top, followed by licensed news and articles from other sources, "pro blogging," and then crowdsourced news and information at the bottom (presumably, that will come from her Associated Content acquisition).
The decision says you can try to charge, and some people will pay, but there is more money and a brighter future in the open flow of Web traffic, a lot of which is coming sideways into your content stack because Google sends you tons of users via that route, not through your pearly gates of news, also called a home page.
The phone now consists of panes of content, stacked vertically, that can come to the top and into view.
Reservoir sand G20 displayed characteristic serrated cylindrical bell-shaped gamma ray log motif (Fig. 6) with high sand content (stacked sand and shale sequences), evident as very high NTG value (average).
In NewsCred's case, that means offering the full "content marketing stack," from planning to approvals to analytics.
There are different types of textual content on Stack Overflow posts in which the name of API elements can be mentioned [8, 12, 13], called link types.
If I'm going to build apps, I don't want to build a content management stack each time," Patel told me last fall at the Boxworks customer conference.
The carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxide and char content in stack gases are the major emission pollutants in CFB combustors with respect to atmospheric environmental conditions.
It is also wonderful in its content, this stacking up of past, present and future, of ruins, market, performance space and sky deck.
Number of petals formed and the trend of petalling are changed with proportion of axial (0°) and circumferential (90°) fibre content and stacking sequence in the tubes.
