Sentences with phrase «code names»

Though very much in rumor territory, a number of code names dug up from what is believed to be RIM's road map for 2012 has revealed a 10 inch tablet device that has been named Black Forest.

Some authors happily share pictures of their children, others refer to them using code names and only share obliquely.

She likes to hang out with her friends Haddock, Battered Sausage and Fig (those are code names by the way) at the pub and other local haunts.

According to one source, they are the code names of Amazon's upcoming tablets.

(Jeff originally wanted the Kindle code names to come from Star Trek, since he's such a Trekkie, but more literate minds prevailed.)

It's the book that all of Kindle's hardware code names came from.

The book is a treasure trove of other code names for Kindle hardware: Nell, Miranda, and Turing.

To combat these disclosures, manufacturers have turned to code names to obfuscate their plans.

These are called «defined contribution accounts» and go by tax code names such as 401 (k) or 403 (b).

Now, most of the time audition tapes use fake code names so that actors can secretly submit them to the studio for consideration.

It also takes digs at everything from silly code names to the right's fuss over LGBTQ, the DC universe (could be the comics; could be the movies — probably both) and so much more.

When it becomes clear that a heartier effort is needed in order to succeed, the women put money into the operation, investing in a radio communication system and taking on code names.

The operate out of a distillery in Kentucky and it's therefore no surprise to learn the code names for their agents include Tequila (Tatum), Ginger Ale (Berry) and Whiskey.

The Statesman take their code names not from Arthurian legends, but from alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.

In a few short minutes of funny, profane and pop - inflected dialogue, these seemingly anonymous tough - talking crooks are transformed into individuals nearly as colorful as their code names.

And they are part of a bizarre group whose leader assigns each member code names based on the Swiss Alps.

Her aide Matthias booted up the disk in a laptop computer, and it loaded the NOC list with the code names and true names of agents.

«I think it's detrimental to women everywhere to continue using code names to speak about their vaginas.»

That's why you need to pay close attention to nutrition labels and look out for these «code names» which are usually compounds that may have potentially harmful effects.

Trade and generic names were used to search online databases, as well as any other names, such as code names, that had been used in the NDA text describing the trial.

CODE names can say a lot about the people who devise them.

I was interested to read, inter alia, that the bomb code names «Thin Man» and «Fat Man» were applied not only because the devices had those shapes, but also in the hope that they might be confused with descriptions of Roosevelt and Churchill.

Parts of the 80 - page federal complaint unsealed yesterday read like a James Bond novel — with code names («Herb» for Percoco, «Dr. K» for Kaloyeros) and code words («ziti» — a term allegedly caged from the hit HBO show «The Sporano» for the bribes Percoco took).

This can be tricky since most protein powders available have incredibly long lists of ingredients and sometimes even use code names for gluten, like «wheat protein.»

E numbers are code names for food additives, and they can seem confusing to the untrained eye.

They went under code names such as Chaos, Cable Splicer, Garden Plot, and Leprechaun.

(In the interest of keeping negotiations secret, both sides used code names: Zillow was «Zebra,» while Trulia was «Tiger.»

«The large number of database query incidents, which involve previously collected communications, confirms long - standing suspicions that the NSA's vast data banks — with code names such as MARINA, PINWALE and XKEYSCORE — house a considerable volume of information about Americans.»

Initial speculation about the Segway (then known by code names IT and Ginger) suggested it would pioneer new technology in its engine.

Officials say Goldman traders participated in chat rooms, sometimes using code names, to discreetly share confidential customer information with other global bank traders to affect foreign exchange prices.

Over multiple bottles of wine, he reminded the execs that the code names for Sprint and T - Mobile during the talks had been «Spain» and «Thailand» — and offered to buy any of them either an all - expenses - paid vacation for two, to either country, or a pair of Segway scooters or Vespas.

This is the updated design for the — well, we're sort of searching for the right name, but the code name, at least, is BFR [Big F — ing Rocket].

The program was initially christened with the top - secret code name R3R, short for the patois - heavy phrase roadster trois roues («roadster three wheels»).

The effort, code named Kalamata, is still in an early developmental stage, Bloomberg reported, but it has spooked Intel's investors.

Snowden's leaks showed that Section 702 collects content of digital communications directly from the internet backbone and through a program formerly code named Prism where the NSA gathered data directly from several companies, including Facebook, Google (goog), Apple (aapl) and Microsoft (msft).

There, he got his first taste of database software while working on a project for the CIA with the code name «Oracle.»

The rocket that's going to take Musk's colonizers to Mars (code named the «BFR» — no prizes for guessing what that stands for) hasn't even been built yet.

Rachael was given the code name «Rita» during filming, and the scene was done often with a very small crew to ensure that what was being done would not get out to the public.

The company says it brings massive performance improvements thanks to Project Quantum, the code name Mozilla used while building next - generation architecture for a new Firefox.

Code named «Whistler,» after the British Columbia town where many Microsoft employees took ski vacations, XP boasted several new features, including an upgraded visual appearance, a redesigned Start menu, and the introduction of Windows Media Player.

The campaign's code name: the «F — it Project.»

The fictional British spy, code name 007, offers some helpful — if lighthearted — reminders for how to promote a business.

Someone then quickly snapped up two of the free spy tools — code named EternalBlue and DoublePulsar — and whipped up WannaCry, which spread, in a matter of days, into government, utility and company networks in 150 countries.

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL), which has emerged as a Wall Street darling, sent sell - side into a tipsy with its long - awaited launch of its next iteration of iPhone, code named the iPhone X. Up until now, rumors were flying thick and fast concerning its features, functionalities, pricing, etc....

According to an Apple employee, the service is being tested as part of a new version of the company's mobile software system, iOS, which has been given the code name «Copper» and is expected for public release this year.

The company is rumored to be also working on a second smaller and less expensive model code named Project 81.

«The initiative, code named Kalamata, is still in the early developmental stages, but comes as part of a larger strategy to make all of Apple's devices — including Macs, iPhones, and iPads — work more similarly and seamlessly together.»

We all remember the panic last year, code name «Mobilegeddon», where Google announced it would drastically adjust its algorithm to give preference to mobile - friendly pages.

One of the bond offerings was given the code name «Project Maximus».

The Equation Group is a code name that Kaspersky Labs, a Russian cybersecurity firm, has given to the N.S.A.