David Westin, the president of ABC News, said the demand for campaign trail content is almost unlimited.
The music adviser observed my lesson on creative music, in which the content was almost entirely practical.
On the face of it, it's easy to think that predicting the popularity of content is almost impossible.
Peretti's long-time and open disdain for an old stalwart of media advertising – the banner ad, blinking loudly above editorial content – is almost palpable.
The silicon content was almost constant ≈0.6 mol/graphite oxide for the samples silylated by alkyltrichlorosilane with shorter alkyl chain lengths.
These part-synthetics are easily recognized by the blue-white glow of the whites, in contrast to the creamier color of the natural fibers; but fiber content is almost always clearly labeled in English (except on the organdies).
Besides, a slight reduction occurs in the elasticity modulus for the specimens cured under the natural conditions than the ones cured under the standard conditions when the moisture content is almost the same.
A succession of chief executives who couldn't quite decide whether it was a technology company (a good thing in the fast-moving world of internet brands) or a content company (a dangerous thing, because content is almost infinitely available, and carries little to distinguish it) have seen that drift continue.
The text of the treaty is short and compact, but its content is almost revolutionary: in it, Germany and France commit themselves to nothing more and nothing less than "arriving, insofar as possible, at a similar position" on all the important economic, political and cultural issues.
"I would say that right now, matching content is almost more important than the device, because if it's not then it's quite difficult to convince a teacher to use it in lessons". Unesco is currently drafting policy guidelines for the development of m‑learning initiatives.
