Their flagship, Movable Type, with its obvious publishing connotations, is a popular software service for heavy-duty or celebrity bloggers, including Mr Reynolds.
My favorite bit is in the "Devices" chapter, when Mullan catalogues the way novelists deploy names: Even novelists who do not specialize in caricatures or representative types use names with connotations.
"It takes on a negative connotation when you're involved with these types of things, obviously.
We often label these personality types as "self-centered" or "self obsessed", carrying a negative connotation.
"When people think of masculinity they have negative connotations," says Mark. "They might think of a macho type of person.
English is shedding many of its colonial and imperial connotations and is becoming what the anthropologist Benedict Anderson calls a type of "post-clerical Latin".
The name comes from the wild type term in biology, which means that something exists naturally, but also has the connotation of animals roaming outside.
Instead, the goal was the early use of the term that suggests its present connotation — that is, not just a lot of data, but different types of data handled in new ways.
Although originally intended as a descriptive generalization of rock types, many of Arduino's contemporaries and successors gave these categories a temporal connotation and equated them with rocks formed prior to, during, and after the Noachian deluge.
DENVER — A Colorado middle school is asking parents not to allow their children to wear a type of colored bracelet to school over concerns that the bracelets hold specific sexual connotations for students.
Despite its pervasive presence, this type of predatory behavior does not find its way into the news much because of its connotation of criminality.
