Sentence examples for primary internet from inspiring English sources
Allen Koenigsberg, a Brooklyn College classics professor who is moderator of the third primary Internet soapbox for Lindbergh enthusiasts, has not made the pilgrimage to West Trenton.
Some users complain on Internet message boards that they never invited AOL 5.0 to be their primary Internet connection but that it moved in anyway.
During the installation, one of the instruction boxes on screen asks if the user wants AOL to be the user's primary Internet connection.
Greenwald then said the documents proved New Zealand had embarked on a mass surveillance programme called Speargun, which centred on a tap into the undersea Southern Cross cable, New Zealand's primary internet link with the rest of the world.
AOL asserts that it reprograms the customer's network settings only to make the computer less complicated to use, and only if the user deliberately designates AOL as the primary Internet connection.
The primary internet connection in education buildings is broadband (xDSL) connection with IPv4 or IPv6 characteristics.
Three years ago – in the wake of a decision by the Democratic party to let overseas voters participate in its presidential primary via internet – Dill issued a formal statement outlining the problems with internet voting, and persuaded 30 of America's top computer scientists to sign it.
Alongside primary literature, internet searches for contributors (i.e., government agencies, non-governmental organizations, individuals or groups at universities) have been beneficial in identifying large datasets not yet included on SEAMAP.
IBS Research in Istanbul forecasts that an increase in PC ownership, from 5% of today's population to 12.5% in 2003, will be the primary driver of Internet penetration increasing the number of Internet users from 2% of the population today, or just under two million users, to 7.5% by 2003.
"What's in it for us is to be essentially the primary provider of Internet services in this country".
The company says Icann violated its own bylaws in refusing to approve Afternic's application to become an accredited primary registrar for Internet addresses.
