Mac Murchú says Nemeton was once known simply as a company producing in Irish for TG4 but then opted to leverage the language into a key element of its marketing strategy.
This has the obvious benefit of leveraging the language's power, expressiveness and speed, but it also means that the programmer may have to learn the new general-purpose programming language, which can be taxing and take time to master.
As the company's first pure Web play, Lingoz is being kicked-off with a substantial base of 4.5M terms in 8 languages, leveraging the vast 9M definition database Babylon has amassed over its 10 years of operation.
This objective will influence everything from the language used, the platforms that are leveraged to how people engage with the campaign.
Melinda Witmer, an executive vice president at Time Warner Cable, said in an interview last week that she thought the current dispute was "fundamentally about money and leverage," not about the language of contracts.
All those features are provided by the Erlang Virtual Machine, and both Erlang and Elixir languages leverage its power.
Today's leading philanthropists, from Bill Gates down, also talk the language of leverage but there are grounds to think they are doing better at it than the Carnegie Corporation is.Another reason for Carnegie's relative decline may be that 100 years is too old for a philanthropic foundation.
We used the R programming language mainly leveraging routines from survival and flexsurv packages; unless otherwise stated, significance level is assumed to be 5%.
This includes the development of CRDL, a Cloud Resource Description Language, that leverages the existing Open Cloud Computing Interface (OCCI) standard for the PaaS and SaaS layer.
The modelling language's design leverages advanced features of the Julia programming language (also developed at MIT) to enable users to express a wide variety of optimization problems for use in business contexts.
