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151 The non-negotiable element is that our conversation be in French, so I opt for Paris and e-mail his office to apologise for not being entirely fluent.

152 Jessie's e-mail reply has given rise to a barrage of complaint, with memories of her earlier stuck-up posture still fresh in clients' minds.

153 Properly used, e-mail writing mode can facilitate EFL writing to transfer from Product Writing to Process Writing.

154 ISDN connections are used to provide a variety of digital services tocus tomers, including digital voice telephone, fax, e-mail, digital video, and access to the Internet.

155 If checked exceptions caused an automatic rollback, the entire book order would be rolled back just because the e-mail server was down.

156 You can easily set up an auto filer, such as the one demonstrated above, to filter the e-mail by the issue number into an appropriate folder.

157 It features a simple touchscreen ("Call: Mom, " for example), a camera for video chat(sentencedict.com/e-mail.html), a fingerprint reader and a heart monitor that sends readings to the parents by e-mail.

158 Cybersex - Via instant messaging, E-mail, Internet chatrooms, or cyberspace forums, lovers can have tech sex of all types.

159 In this scenario, the people who send UCE try to take advantage of the delivery status notification functionality in the e-mail server.

160 Fetch information about the e-mail that is processed from the user's mailbox. This includes information like the subject, received date, recipients and so on.

161 "When our personal data becomes accessible to us in a useful form, all kinds of things become possible," said Mr. Zimbalist in an e-mail interview.

162 There's no longer anything basic about the service, though. It's chockablock with features, options and related tools, some of which are only tangentially related to e-mail.

163 Ortner did not immediately respond to a phone message left at his office and an e-mail.

164 The UTM provides graphical historical and real-time reports and can send virus and attack information via e-mail.

165 Rather, he said, at about 10:30 a.m. E.S.T., millions of people worldwide received spam e-mail messages containing links to Twitter and other sites.

166 Back at CommComm, we wash off the shovels, Pine-Sol the copier closet, throw open the windows,[Sentencedict.com] check e-mail while the place airs out.

167 The General Group OAS has implemented such functions as E-mail, management of receiving and sending document, session management, callboard and so on.

168 This paper evaluates the data communication services being or having been developed on public built in our country, such as E-Mail, videotex and EDI, etc.

169 In a typical e-mail messaging system, an NDR delivery status notification message is generated when an e-mail message cannot be delivered.

170 And I always see a write-up from my assistant of any other e-mail, from companies that aren't on my permission list or individuals I don't know.

171 The E-mail address field should not be blank. Enter an address.

172 When Perkins received Dunn's e-mail and the Kawamoto article, he responded within the hour: Pattie: This is incredible!

173 It will also be used on our website, e-mail marketing and auto sig.

174 It can be reported each time the subscriber's e-mail activities, demonstrating the need for the number of mail and harmful flow occupied bandwidth.

175 There are graphical tools for managing Linux, as well as tools for general office work, such as e-mail, Web-browsing, and document processing.

176 This data could consist of e-mail messages using the Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) or Web pages rendered through the Hypertext Transport Protocol (HTTP).

177 Have a deep understanding of search engines, e-mail, online advertising, sponsorship and rate of investment return and other aspects of network marketing.

178 But any interruption, whether it's an e-mail, a phone call, or a walk-up, will break this flow and it takes time (15 minutes on average based on the statistics) to get back into the flow again.

179 Moreover, Friedl's book includes some truly mind-blowing regular expressions to properly match fully qualified e-mail addresses and other Request for Comments- (RFC) specified strings.

180 Robert Baum, a public defender who represented Chapman in connection with the plea deal, told Declassified via e-mail: "I don't know if she got paid, but if she did, she is entitled to keep the money.