Granted, the term is not quite as snappy, but investors don't mind because they can monitor their portfolios and buy and sell shares anywhere that takes their fancy — in the park on a sunny day, perhaps, or at the pub while watching the World Cup.
Now, granted, the term "cloud computing" didn't exist back in 2004, but in spite of that Oracle was writing Fusion apps that could be used on-premise or over the the Internet via software as a service more than 7 years ago.
Was the whole self-important, self-obsessed media establishment refusing to grant the term 'artist' to a mere stand-up comedian, however brilliant and vastly influential?
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Solar selective coatings can be multi-layered materials that optimize the solar absorption while reducing thermal radiation losses, granting the material long-term stability.
"I don't know," she answered, granting that the term may not be exactly right.
The Mexican government refused to honor the terms granting the Lone Star Republic its independence agreed to by President Santa Anna in June 1836.
Its primary legal effect is to grant the extended term not to authors, but to their heirs, estates, or corporate successors.
It is also not happy about Facebook's terms granting the company a perpetual licence on user generated content even after a user quits Facebook, saying this is unfair.
Consumer groups have argued that before Southern California Edison is granted the long-term rate increase it says it needs to survive, it should dip into the cash held by other subsidiaries, an approach that the utility has rejected.
