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5 Sep 1998: The 'exception' concept is applicable equally to the situation of trying something new. ... Some changes involve increased competence at particular forms of activity, and others the emergence of new forms of activity.

27 Oct 1998: can be issued with a new unique starting identity, thus minimising the value of intrusions. ... All quality dailies carry City News, and here in 7.20 and 7.21 we can see the Top Page and the City Diary.

22 Feb 1998: When this has been done the new module can start to play its functional role. ... At every step the new features have to be coordinated with the existing ones (cf.

27 Oct 1998: This means that some mechanism for charging and auditing access to information is a new requirement. ... The vast number of systems attaching to the Internet leads to whole new problems in management.

27 Oct 1998: As HTML continues to evolve, some clients will implement new features before others. ... Not so long ago, active map handling and forms were new features only supported by a few clients - now they're pretty much standard.

27 Oct 1998: containing it, or a news article is subordinate to a newsgroup to which it is posted. ... Moved 301 The data requested has been assigned a new URI, the change is permanent.

27 Oct 1998: The basics are all here. There are new releases of servers regularly, and new tools become available all the time. ... If you have a problem, or need a new tool, the chances are someone else had the same need, and if you're lucky, someone has already

27 Oct 1998: The growth in CPU, memory and storage performance/price has made possible all these new applications. ... The reduction in connectivity costs is leading to the use of these new applications.

27 Oct 1998: This log can be made available to new conference members. Simple heuristics might be used to replay part or all of the past to a new user, showing the structure of ... In general, the system should allow for the introduction of old documents at the

27 Oct 1998: When a process is moved from a source to a destination node its new location is saved on the source node. ... As a consequence, they continue to send messages to the old location, which forwards them to the new location.