It had a simpler connotation back then because it was mostly about hardware, software, networks and computing power, but not people.
Though anthropologists use the term tribe with more precision than journalists, its multitudinous, pejorative connotations surpass simple denotation of a social group.
The comparison between experimental findings and numerical results for six beams and six slabs has proved reasonably good and places the proposed methodology as a simple design-tool of practical connotation oriented to FRP-reinforced concrete elements.
We enjoy the play between these strong connotations and our love of transforming simple everyday materials.
Lighter variations made use of a simple, slightly scrunched sand-shaded cotton that blended safari connotations with over-dyed, quilted patches.
In particular, the market-led nature of higher education technology has connotations that reach well beyond from the simple provision of resources to university consumers.
They depict black people in degrading and demoralizing frames of reference and form ugly connotations that portray them as "lazy and simple".
Colin told me that he thought the best way to describe Yao with regard to this issue was "danchun" — a Chinese term that means simple or pure, or something like "naïve," but without a negative connotation.
Though it is perhaps the simplest hat possible brimless and traditionally made from hand-matted wool the beret has strangely diverse connotations.
Quite different from the usual connotations borne by the term epicurean today, life in the house and garden was simple.
As such, the widespread appeal of risk matrices is fundamentally constituted through their symbolic connotations by means of which complex and potentially not well understood processes come to appear simple, imaginable and 'manageable'manageable
