In some ways, the tension stems from Apple's power over the industry, but it also echoes the traditional divide between suppliers and distributors.
Much of the tension stems from the fact that SDKs are binary, black boxes that go into your precious code.
They avoided a seventh consecutive loss and eased the tension stemming from their prolonged poor play.
Relations between Canada and Iran had been strained for years, much of the tension stemming from the torture and death of Iranian-Canadian photographer Zahra Kazemi in 2003.
He said that the tension stemmed from the current taxi infrastructure, which is resisting being undermined by entrepreneurs who are working to bring new means of transportation in major cities.
In addition, some of the tension stemmed from the perception of many Arab foreign ministers that Amr Moussa, the league's Egyptian secretary general, was being overly aggressive in pushing changes in the organization itself, and specifically in enhancing his role.
Perhaps the name Richard Parker, associated with the eating of human flesh, is suitable for a Bengal Tiger whose natural instinct it would be to eat men like Pi. Pi is sharing a life boat with a man-eating tiger and much of the story's tension stems from this precarious relationship.
Given that the bank will be placed under such a close microscope, there is good reason to believe China on this.But the real, unstated tension stems from a deeper shift: China will use the new bank to expand its influence at the expense of America and Japan, Asia's established powers.
The tension stems from a deal between Telecom Italia and Opportunity in August 2002, when Telecom Italia sold an 18percentt stake in the holding company that controls Brasil Telecom to sidestep a regulatory hurdle to start its mobile service, TIM Brasil.
