Corporate network administrators need to put in place policies that assume the internal network is no longer composed of trusted machines, and deploy their equipment accordingly.
It is no longer composed of diminishing stories, as earlier towers were, but is conceived as a massive pyramidal obelisk made up of double bands of ornament spaced by stumpy pilasters and bands of recessed panels.
Some worried that its demise was the death knell of the hand-written, hand-engraved note, and that thereafter all correspondence would be digital, no longer composed at one's desk at home, but in that weird placeless zone known as "Sent from my iPhone".
The Roman armies, no longer composed of citizens temporarily absent from the plow or the workshop but of lifetime professionals, were now loyal to their generals rather than to the state, and those generals brought on civil war as they competed to turn their foreign conquests into power at home.
X-ray diffraction (XRD) reveals that the catalyst is no longer composed of CoPc and high-resolution TEM (HRTEM), X-ray photoelectron spectra (XPS) prove that Co and N elements have entered the graphene molecular structure, thus forming a Co-Nx-graphene (Co-Nx-G) catalyst composed of a CoN4-macrocyclic-like structure.
No longer does Dad compose angry letters to large utility corporations in longhand, preferring to email his diatribes instead.
There is no longer a composing room and pages are electronically sent to the Guardian's two print sites in London and Manchester.
Can you still call yourself an English teacher if you are no longer cajoling students, composing tests and worksheets, being bored to tears at English group meetings?
The old ways of painting, writing, sculpting and composing no longer seemed adequate to capture the world.
If a sufficient set of standardized basic elements with unique Ids is available, an embedded system will no longer be programmed, but composed by connecting and parameterizing these elements.
