Richard Sambrook, the BBC's director of global news, filed a £16.95 claim for internet access to the BBC's internal site on 29 June.
Since then, her photograph has been on the home page of the internal site, which Young & Rubicam uses as a kind of companywide message board.
Nowhere online can you find rules on style and usage — though they already exist on the newsroom's internal site — or the policy on social networking.
We also post that information our internal site.
Either watch the Ustream embed above or you could click through to NASA's internal site.
The price of the service advertised on the internal site – $1 per year – is also not the expected pricing.
When insertion is at an internal site (e.g., a surface loop or turn), as opposed to one of the termini, conformational strain can be introduced into both domains.
For the second time this week, U.K. phone giant EE has fixed a security lapse, which allowed a security researcher to gain access to an internal site.
While packed in close enough to hear an irregular heartbeat, they still post notes for each other on the "corporate wiki"–a private, internal site that holds every key document describing the company and its work.
For example, one proponent of mainframe Web serving, Nationwide Insurance, the Columbus, Ohio-based insurance company, uses a Pentium-based Windows NT server to run an internal site that employees use to download company newspapers and other static documents.
During PCR the 3′ end of the biotinylated strand is engineered by a backfolding oligonucleotide to hybridize in the Pyrosequencing reaction to an internal site near the sequence to be analyzed.
