In contrast to the static web pages of the 1990s, the second wave of websites would use software (such as AJAX, or "asynchronous JavaScript and XML") that makes web pages look like dynamic software applications that traditionally run only on personal computers.
The track's turf course was considered substandard, some areas of the facility needed a face-lift, and a track that traditionally runs only during the summer needed a lot of work to prepare for the possibility of a chilly autumn day.
Shirley Tilghman, president of Princeton and the first woman to run the university, spent years deflecting administrative jobs -- exactly the sort of jobs that traditionally lead to becoming university president.
Jokowi may not be that much younger in age (he's 51), but he's a much different sort of leader: internet-savvy, unconnected to either Suharto or, except for necessary party alliances, to the Jakarta elite that has traditionally run Indonesia, laying his claim to power on managerial competence and public trust rather than wealth, family history or military service.
NoSQL databases are designed for the new age of the multi-tenant cloud as much as relational database products that have traditionally run on single servers.
I believe in their unflinching courage to bring everyone in their country a higher quality of life in the face of the "old boys' club" that has traditionally run Haiti.
That technology has traditionally run in old school data centers with servers running single copies of software.
"Many of our customers traditionally ran their own IT infrastructure.
But, she said, "You don't picture McCain surviving his whole term," and "with her being so unknown, to be that close to taking over?" Traditionally, running mates prove to have little if any impact on the election result.
The fact that the adults who have traditionally run America aren't too keen on the younger generation's vision of a less violent culture hasn't fazed Parkland activists.
