"We have new technologies built into Windows Vista, something we call Windows Genuine Advantage [that] we've really dialed up in capabilities with the Vista release," he said.
These results are therefore consistent with the epigenetic 'dimmer switch' being dialed up in this human locus, in contrast to on/off human-specific regulatory deletions [ 17].
An operationally simple organo-Brønsted-acid-catalyzed asymmetric and regioselective "dial up and lock in" of one or more stable isotopes into organic compounds is unknown.
Dial up, tap in your location and destination and the online service gives you customized maps and directions.
His parents had only dial-up in the house, which figured, because old people hated the Internet.
But, Mr. Rowell adds, "it's problematic if you're on dial-up," in part because of insufficient bandwidth and speed, which may result in voice distortions.
"Even if they are wildly successful, AOL will never be able to replicate the dominance they have in dial-up in the broadband market," said Garry Betty, the chief executive of Earthlink.
A disheartening report in the Orlando Sentinel finds that some people are switching from broadband to dial-up in order to save money.
My family still had dial-up in those days, so I'd work through my 30-pound backpack of Algebra II and World History homework and wait for my dad and brothers to go to bed.
"Man," she complained recently, "the job of writing has become so much bigger in these wired-in, dialed-up, tuned-in social media days.
