It breaks complex syntax into simpler syntax, which makes it easier for the brain to absorb the material.
The example shown (about cells) doesn't change the syntax at all. It just changes the formatting.
What might help with reading long lines - and be much simpler - is to print the alternate lines on a slightly different shaded background. But that would never catch on.
Take a car for example. There's the guy that designed the car, and there's the hundreds or thousands who put it together. Which one would you say 'created' it? Most people would choose the designer.
Bang on, writing software is so the same as working on a production line.
And don't think you can get away from it in the cinema. First they advertised before the movie. Then they advertised the tie-in merchandise for weeks after the movie. Nowadays the whole movie is one long advert!
This is true, right after seeing LoTR I felt a huge desire to buy a dwarfish battleaxe & some mithril. And don't get me started about the product placement by Feänmù the bowwright - blatant or what?
It's clearly about Boston. The title is "Terrorist Hoax Improvements Act", and if ever there was a piss-poor D- effort at a terrorist hoax, it was the Boston LED Party.
If not, and the certificate prohibition still stands, then I think that a new Fark contest could be photoshopping the administrators who took steps to relieve her of the teaching certificate into, um, "compromising positions."
The point he's trying to make is that if management has done its job properly - choosing the right people, training them, setting up the policies & processes etc - then this kind of heroic intervention is unnecessary as the problem would be solved before it got near that stage.
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What might help with reading long lines - and be much simpler - is to print the alternate lines on a slightly different shaded background. But that would never catch on.
What, right now? Which channel is it on?
Only if you'd already, umm, expended Jar-Jar Binks.
It's completely relevant, you can't compare apples and oranges and you can 'prove' anything by cherry-picking specific cases.
It's clearly about Boston. The title is "Terrorist Hoax Improvements Act", and if ever there was a piss-poor D- effort at a terrorist hoax, it was the Boston LED Party.
Ah, but is it over the national average for people with a Master's? Compare like with like.
It was a few years back, but basically depicting or mentioning are now synonymous with promoting. I probably have the memo somewhere...
I keep mine in my luggage.
The Arthurian legends - about King Arthur - are already public-domain. So there's no need to try and protect yourself with all the wierd spellings.
To do that you need to leverage best-of-breed apps into a seamlessly service-oriented framework using an open XML-based protocol.
I might know a guy who knows somebody that knows.
... thus pretty much ensuring that you write it down.
When you owe the bank a hundred million, the bank should be worried.
The point he's trying to make is that if management has done its job properly - choosing the right people, training them, setting up the policies & processes etc - then this kind of heroic intervention is unnecessary as the problem would be solved before it got near that stage.
You mean they aren't one and the same?