Sentence examples for idea of openness from inspiring English sources
Here's what it appears that Palm's hope is: That the development community will begin to rally around this idea of openness, and that will in turn also feed its not-so-open App Catalog system.
Transparency recently became a high priority, but gaps in the idea of openness remain.
The idea of openness is conveyed more emphatically by the shape of the building envelope, perhaps, than by its materials.
The Guardian extended the idea of openness during the last year to include publishing each day's newslist kept by editors.
The idea of openness is really a step from what will happen eventually -- divorce, anger, jealousy, unhappy kids, you name it.
Prof James Boyle of Duke University Law School told me: "European attitudes towards private commercialisation actually work against the idea of openness.
What is striking is the persistence over decades of ideas of openness and fluidity, and an aesthetic of brightly coloured industrial materials.
As the work's description reads, the project is "casting a skeptical light on ideas of "openness," "connection," "breaking boundaries," and other mantras of the tech industry and the corporate architecture of recent decades".
"There are some particular ideas of openness I think are important to keep present in our minds, too: thinking about music without invoking genre (something I sometimes ask our writers to do); openness to unexpected, almost subterranean connections between different styles of music; openness to music from hobbyists, from sheds in people's gardens, from the gutter".
Microsoft must do several hard things with the deal: Use its brute force to acquire the company, and use its openness and transparency to acquire (retain) Yahoo's customers (I'll go watch Twitter for a few seconds while you laugh at the idea of Microsoft openness and transparency).
There is no confidence that, in the battle of ideas, values of openness, tolerance and liberty – those much lauded "British" values – will triumph, so we must be closed, intolerant and authoritarian (rather like the extremists we seek to oppose?).
