Then came Mozilla – a not-for-profit, openly developed web browser that didn't care about publishers.
OAS is openly adopted and openly developed, and is quickly becoming a dominant model for how enterprises build and deliver IT.
In a statement, Williams' family explained that problems with Graves' disease, a condition the host has dealt with openly, developed after she fractured her shoulder.
The Facebook TODO project (Talk Openly, Develop Openly) is a good example.
The important thing, Corpas says, is to prepare for the moral quandaries and scientific challenges ahead by talking about the issues openly and developing open source tools to interpret the information so that it is not monopolized by private interests.
An affirmative action case now before the U.S. Supreme Court provides renewed proof of the urgent need for communities across the country to engage openly in developing deeper understanding about the issue of racism.
Such a patent policy promotes open collaboration amongst companies, as noted by Rosen [34]: "When major software companies cooperate openly to develop industry standards in organizations like W3C and IETF, few of them have much incentive to demand royalties or impose burdens on competing implementations" (p. 7).
To offer an opportunity for all members of the team general practitioners, managers, nurses, receptionists and therapists to work together, talk openly and develop practical solutions that promote safer general practice.
Points, then, for front men (and women) opining that this is the greatest day of their lives, weeping openly, or suddenly developing a massive God complex and declaring that they've written a song that'll sort out that Kony bloke.
This has led some Chinese intellectuals to openly question whether a developing nation like China should spend so much on something so trivial as gold medals.
