It was unclear whether the device was used to tap any of their talks, which spilled into other rooms, or a weekly teleconference meeting held in the Salon Français itself between Secretary General Kofi Annan and the chief of the Geneva office, Sergei Ordzhonikidze.
The item from the WHO-HPQ was also used to tap the managers' views about their respective employee's work quality in the previous four weeks.
The audio hyperlink can also be tied to some kind of input trigger, so that uses would have to tap their device, use voice input or otherwise activate a link before it actually works.
Joanne and Harold Wilson, both blind, used their walking sticks to tap their way along the circuitous route.
For young first-time buyers, people with modest down-payment cash or seniors who want to tap their equity using a reverse mortgage, it's a growing problem: They cannot use Federal Housing Administration financing in condominiums.
Students at Burbank's John Muir Middle School used poetry to tap into their memories of the people and places they left behind to come to the U.S. in a performance Friday morning.
The idea is that Feedly subscribers can use the Corgi app to tap into their current subscriptions, and have that content synced to their device's lock screen – essentially turning the lock screen itself into a news reader.
Use them to tap the eyelet into place.
I often admired people who worked in fields I felt excluded from and used my own career ambitions to tap into their lives.
The culmination of decades of martial arts training, Rick created a symbolic exercise called "The Edge," which he uses to help students tap into feelings of their personal energy's expansion and contraction, resulting in them becoming aware of and managing their energetic responses to the world.
