The update is a big change for Apple; firstly in terms of design language (it's 'out with skeuomorphs' and 'in with flat design', as the parlance goes) but also corporate responsibility (this is the first iOS overseen by Jony Ive, previously Apple's lead industrial designer).
It is a bit difficult to separate the two in my case because I have been diagnosed for many years now with major depression with psychotic features, known in the parlance as psychotic depression (back in the late 1990s, I was diagnosed with schizophrenia and, later, schizoaffective disorder).
The world is awash with the new parlance".
Frankel, now 60, learned those lessons well enough to reach the sport's Hall of Fame, as well as pull into the Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships at Belmont Park on Saturday as the hottest conditioner in the nation with six horses that, in the parlance of horse players, are live.
With today's knowledge, in the parlance used in this article, we would elevate the status of the latter two simulations to computations, because of the guaranteed accuracy with which each calculation reproduces the model.
But in the parlance of coaches with far more experience and knowledge of college basketball, those teams, alas, were unlucky.
They will in the meanwhile "close up," as the parlance goes, resisting with tannic obduracy.
There was a young bride who, having tried on a Maggie Sottero gown with a beaded bodice and a lace-up back, had been "loaded up," in the parlance of the store, with a cathedral-length veil, chunky-heeled shoes, and a tiara.
"Every piece is original to the car -- it's a complete matching-number car," he said, using the parlance for a vehicle with the same mechanical pieces it had when new.
In the parlance of the middle American sports stadium crowds with whom Radiohead have such a troubled relationship, it rocks.
