Mundie is right though that the Tellme facility does offer Microsoft a kernel of Siri.
Behind every boom there is a kernel of truth--a fundamental reason why it all began.
There may be a kernel of truth there, but the explanation is simply not satisfying.
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The usual Loki requirements of glibc 2.1 and the 2.2.x series Linux kernel still apply.
That part of the kernel handles application crashes, reporting on where in memory they happened.
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Linux kernel, ARM architecture, should play reasonably nice with smartphones and tablets built for Android.
We took that as a kernel of an idea and validated it in all our key markets.
Many of the enhancements in this new kernel (version 2.4) make Linux more suitable for corporate use.
"There isn't a kernel of evidence that they need this subsidy, " he said, appearing to enjoy his pun.
Sometimes, what peddlers of pseudoscience say may have a kernel of real truth that makes it seem plausible.
Mr. CLEMENT: I think way, way underneath that, there is a tiny little kernel that is warm and fuzzy.
To assess the ear's age, pull back the husk and taste a kernel.
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An old joke, I know, but like all old jokes it works because it contains a kernel of painful truth.
Within a week and a half, VA Linux had rewritten the kernel, and the data center has worked flawlessly since.
Evin O'Riordain, founder of The Kernel Brewery, even donated his old brewing kit to Partizan to help the company get started in 2012.
With energy, the kernel of truth is that worldwide supply and demand for oil is roughly in balance for the moment.
The software powering the device is built on the open-source Linux kernel and the open-source WebKit Web browser engine, Rathakrishnan says.
The real lesson is: was there a kernel of truth in your boss' criticisms about your organizational skills or lack of leadership?
However, like so much of what comes from the Romney campaign, a kernel of truth rarely tells anything close to the entire story.
Farther down the hall, Open Kernel and CohesiveFT, a cloud-computing firm run by Patrick Kerpan, ex-CTO of software icon Borland, run larger operations.
"The unusually hot and dry conditions coincide with the period of pollination and kernel formation, which sharply reduces estimated yields, " the USDA reported.
The old joke that the way to render an Italian speechless is to tie his hands together has a kernel of truth in it.
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While such claims may contain a kernel of truth, they are at best subjective and at worst misleading or even hypocritical, some environmentalists say.
"We'll take the framework and the applications and the ease of use, and will put that on top of the Linux kernel, " says Limp.
Both Matter and the Kernel still have to prove that they can build sustainable businesses, keeping readers engaged enough to hand over their money.
Ubuntu is the most popular operating system to be based on the Linux kernel - the code that lets software and hardware work together.
In Chrome, the main part of the program, the kernel, is separated from the various rendering processes that draw the pages on the screen.
By contrast, Windows 7, Vista, OS X Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard and versions of the Linux kernel released after September 2009 are all 4K aware.
The kernel of Churchill's interest in the humanities dates back to his teenage studies at the Harrow School, where he wrote for the school magazine.
The protection mechanisms that are present in the Windows kernel are rendered less effective inside of a virtual machine as opposed to a physical machine.
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