Some companies take a more scientific approach and simply tack numbers onto the end of words: There can be no doubt that Scientist III is higher ranked than Scientist II, though both end up sounding like summer blockbuster sequels (Scientist III: The Search for Tenure).
At least, that is the tack a number of commercial landlords in New Jersey are taking as they make significant renovations and improvements during the current difficult economic times, said Steven M. Frank, a senior vice president at CB Richard Ellis.
Supply a keyword, and the Mac will rename the files and tack on a number in sequence.
It is hard to blame YG for taking this tack, given the number of young West Coast stars who have failed to break through to other cities.
The New York-based Bug Labs makes a product called a Bug that lets people tack together a number of plastic modules, including GPS units and cameras, that can be used to create personalized electronic gadgets.
While the Senate's Republican majority has agreed in private to pass a version of the bill, it wants to tack on a number of amendments that would increase penalties for drunken driving, especially against repeat offenders, the majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, said in an interview.
The AP keeps tack of the number of successfully received beacon frames from each station.
But those talks collapsed after the mayor's office said Democrats had tacked on a number of new demands.
If you miss the school play, or fail to tack emergency medical numbers and your little boy's drawings to the refrigerator, then "it's helter-skelter.
With so many different use cases, the VHX has been tacking on a number of features to its dashboard over the years, but is now looking to simplify the platform and make it easier for producers to get up and running.
