The widespread use of software standards, Mr. Salow added, enables the thousands of internal programmers at American Express to build new applications almost as if snapping together Lego blocks, reducing the amount of code that has to be written by hand.
The matrix recurrences that typically describe a dynamic programming algorithm are difficult to construct, error-prone to implement, and, in nontrivial applications, almost impossible to debug completely.
Thermal spray processes are easy to use, cost little to operate, and have attributes that are beneficial to applications in almost all industries.
When these Web applications (both "News" and "RSS") are activated through the dashboard icon, the JavaScript included in the application hides both top and bottom navigation bars of Safari, making these Web applications almost similar to a native one.
Most often, a highly solvated polymer brush is used to suspend nanoparticles, which for pharmaceutical applications almost exclusively is PEG or dextran.
In addition to mined diamonds, synthetic diamonds found industrial applications almost immediately after their invention in the 1950s; another 3 billion carats (600 tonnes) of synthetic diamond is produced annually for industrial use.
The last time AMD grabbed the upper hand was in 2003, when the chip maker introduced the Opteron, a processor able to flip between running whizzy 64-bit applications and older 32-bit applications almost seamlessly.
Face.com initially rolled out its REST API, which allows developers to tap its awesome facial recognition technology for use in their own websites and applications, almost a year ago.
But it used to be almost axiomatic that new processing power would be absorbed by bloated operating systems, middleware and applications almost at the same rate as the new processors were being produced.
"He had long chains of applications almost ad infinitum.
