Many academics believe that even abandoned projects have some biographical or critical value, and readers will tend to share this feeling: I would love to have Updike's unfinished novel, almost regardless of its readiness for publication, because reading it would feel like a final letter from a friend.
Yelp says it built a functional Mesosphere cluster in three months, "bringing it up to near-production readiness" (which I read as: it's not in production yet).
Favre played just two drives, and a better read on his readiness for the regular season will have to wait until Saturday against the Giants, when he will probably play at least a half, the longest stretch of work he is likely to get before the season opener Sept. 7 at Miami.
Nor, however, do they show much readiness for compromise.
Children in quality settings did show better readiness for school and fewer behavioral problems.
National figures released in August echo the Texas readiness report: just 25percentt of ACT test-takers met college preparedness standards for English, math, reading and science, whereas nearly one-third didn't meet any of those standards.
Whenever you're reading a Web page, iCab quietly begins to download whatever pages are linked to it, in readiness for your next move -- an extremely considerate gesture that can result in big speed gains.
Research has found that lifestyle differences — discipline, consistent mealtimes, reading and television watching — account for some differences between lower- and middle-income children in their readiness for school.
I have read New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) president Karen Magee's words regarding opting out of the Pearson tests that New York students currently take in lieu of the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) tests.
But New York's readiness for another attack remained an issue.
