When the audience enters, ten women in blue aprons are seated on platforms on one side of the space, scanning bar codes and staring blankly.
But Mr. Solomont, who plans to end Tuesday night listening to James Taylor from a seat on the "V.I.P. platform" of one of the official inaugural balls, said he also considered the festivities for fund-raisers "a celebration of all the hard work we put in".
This is the platform of one of the two MAJOR PARTIES in America, the most powerful nation on the planet. .
A PLATFORM OF ONE'S OWN Building It Right, and for the Right Reason THE first step in platform building is to decide what activity deserves highlighting.
Angelica Salas, an immigration-rights organizer in Los Angeles, whose group was represented onstage at a Sanders rally there in August, told me that she finds the immigration platform of one of his rivals — Martin O'Malley, the former governor of Maryland — to be more "detailed, robust, and impressive".
His political platform consists of one A4 sheet of paper and focuses on de-islamizing the country, getting rid of immigrants and leaving the European Union (EU).
Would the governor who had campaigned on a platform of "not one, no not one" close the University of Georgia if Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes were ordered in by a federal judge?
The Dell Precision T5500 computer workstation is our first experimental platform, consisting of one Intel Xeon CPU and one nVIDIA Tesla C1060 GPU.
They mirror each other on their step platforms, two sides of one soul, then forge ahead on their own.
At its core, Istio is an open-source service mesh that helps you connect, monitor and secure microservices on a variety of platforms — one of those being Kubernetes.
