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That kept the network happy, and was enough for our multiplexer to then internally route to the correct backend.

For the last decade or so, this application has been extended with in-process plug-ins/modules that use internally exposed Java APIs and have an internally exposed JSP tag library for UI extension.

We know from experience though that internally it can deal with up to three requests at a time without it slowing down.

Yes, the F-35 has comparable maneuverability to this configuration of F-16, AND it carries all that ordnance and fuel internally, maintaining stealth.

When project leaders spoke internally at Google (at least back then) they typically did so with a level of candor that Vic never provided.

Unlike extraverts, introverts are not often good starting simple conversation, and even when they do, they sometimes struggle internally thinking about what to say.

Companies aren't killed by competitors, but by an inability to adapt to new means of doing business (usually because upper management is afraid to compete internally with the existing company and factions).

We've had success internally with a previous version of Amplify, and now we're happy to offer it to the world.

Marshalling a string object ref to an actual value (before it can be used for string manipulations internally) must incur a fair bit of CPU overhead.

If you're communicating internally via email you're doing it wrong.

Most of the studies are on miRNA in ESVs, however we have done considerably work internally on characterizing long- mRNA and ncRNA in exosomes.

Sounds like he or she can't manage internally.

It kind of hints that they use the term "AirBnB" internally as a short-hand way of saying "Our most successful company".

The problem with this POV is that "internally" we're only able to perceive certain things and, indeed, these things are ignorant to changes in spacetime configuration.

"Modern finance is scary; reject the TPP!" The segment isn't even internally consistent!

The "focus" mentioned in the article is incredibly diffuse: > he said they stayed focused on “delivering a stealth fighter that could fly faster than the speed of sound, carry its weapons internally, conduct short takeoffs and vertical landings, and be deployed from amphibious ships and austere bases.” The justification was, if you can believe it, that having a single platform would reduce costs.

Internally, we're flexible about how things are built.

Internally we only have our observations as support for the metric, externally (and for a nicer mathematical construction) we need more structure including explicit construction of the manifold.