noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a software developer/engineer/designer
▪ her job as a software developer
property developer
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
late
▪ I suppose you could say I was a something of a late developer in two out of three.
▪ Although a late developer, it began to take on the size and conformation of an excellent Clydesdale stallion.
▪ He was bright, but a late developer.
▪ The latest developer claims to have carried out extensive research into the feasibility of providing medical treatment in Darlington.
▪ He was what you'd call a late developer.
local
▪ Down the block the neighborhood dead-ended in abandoned farmland that Mami read in the local paper the developers were negotiating to buy.
▪ While about a dozen local developers also contributed to the effort, most only gave $ 100.
▪ Some local real estate developers think the 200 to 300 homes per year estimate is unrealistic.
private
▪ Disputes between planners and private sector developers have been over matters of detail.
▪ Concern is that a development district would create an independent government that could be controlled solely by a private developer.
▪ The yard has been earmarked for a complete overhaul by private developers.
▪ The projects will be built by two unnamed, private developers based in San Francisco.
▪ The private developers have pursued the investment route with regard to the shopping centre, and to smaller sector shopping centres on particular estates.
▪ Ten percent of the entries were local authority schemes with the remainder divided equally between housing associations and private developers.
▪ Though a crown body, it did not operate as such and thus was subject to the same planning control as private developers.
real
▪ Interbrew had spent most of 1997 negotiating with Toronto real estate developer Murray Frum.
▪ The real customers of the Department of Housing and Urban Development have not been poor urban dwellers, but real estate developers.
▪ Several venture capital funds, former owners and other real estate developers reportedly have shown interest in the landmark.
▪ Republican Senator james Inhofe of Oklahoma, who was a real estate developer.
▪ They were friends of his, real estate developers with no expertise whatsoever in media, much less multimedia.
▪ Some local real estate developers think the 200 to 300 homes per year estimate is unrealistic.
▪ Nevertheless, real estate developers passionately promoted moving to Los Angeles as the secular equivalent of being born again.
▪ The national association of large real estate developers sent its president to assist the process.
■ NOUN
application
▪ More than 70 pen functions are supported allowing application developers to create exciting new pen applications.
▪ Something was needed to solve all the interface, translation, transformation, and interpretation problems that were driving application developers crazy.
▪ It comes with three support options: for application developers, end-users and system administrators.
▪ Nor should application developers have to code into their applications the exact locations of resources over the network.
▪ This is a new way of working, and means there's a step learning curve to be negotiated for application developers.
estate
▪ Interbrew had spent most of 1997 negotiating with Toronto real estate developer Murray Frum.
▪ The real customers of the Department of Housing and Urban Development have not been poor urban dwellers, but real estate developers.
▪ Several venture capital funds, former owners and other real estate developers reportedly have shown interest in the landmark.
▪ Republican Senator james Inhofe of Oklahoma, who was a real estate developer.
▪ They were friends of his, real estate developers with no expertise whatsoever in media, much less multimedia.
▪ Some local real estate developers think the 200 to 300 homes per year estimate is unrealistic.
▪ Nevertheless, real estate developers passionately promoted moving to Los Angeles as the secular equivalent of being born again.
▪ The national association of large real estate developers sent its president to assist the process.
kit
▪ Poem Videobox is a software developers kit that enables programmers to incorporate the company's decompression techniques into their own products.
▪ Access for Windows developers kits are scheduled for release the first quarter of 1993.
▪ NetLS software developer kit are due in the third quarter.
▪ Independent software vendors who have developer kits say knowing Windows programming makes migration relatively straight forward.
property
▪ STOKESLEY-based property developer and builder, Avon, is to build a £4m industrial park at South Bank, Middlesbrough.
▪ Bock, a one-time property developer, himself owns 19 percent of the company.
▪ The deal means property developer Legacy will turn the Dome into a hi-tech business park.
▪ A PROPERTY developer has claimed congested roads in Middlesbrough are hampering the letting of his scheme in the town's Enterprise Zone.
▪ Charles Keating, once a successful Phoenix property developer, has become the bankrupt symbol of the multi-billion dollar savings-and-loan debacle.
▪ One of those killed was a suspect turned witness in the April 1989 murder of a prominent property developer.
▪ Yet doubts remain about its heavy lending to property developers and over-borrowed companies.
▪ Lanier, 66, was a wealthy white property developer who had never before run for public office.
software
▪ Poem Videobox is a software developers kit that enables programmers to incorporate the company's decompression techniques into their own products.
▪ Altogether, the company hopes to reach 750, 000 software developers.
▪ NetLS software developer kit are due in the third quarter.
▪ But Microsoft was not just any software developer.
▪ The group also plans to launch an independent software developers programme in 1993.
▪ The problem confronting software developers remains the high cost of creating and competitively marketing these products.
▪ Sun's hope of attracting software developers is pinned on its Teleservices Programming Interface.
▪ Some Mac users have expressed concern about whether software developers will continue to produce Mac titles.
system
▪ Intel says the compiler enables systems developers to take advantage of superscalar characteristics like scheduling multiple instructions per clock cycle.
▪ Some system developers and their software programmers assume that consumers are itching to be converted from passive to interactive television watchers.
▪ But many system developers are unable to assess requirements properly.
■ VERB
allow
▪ Solbourne's product allows developers to create graphical user interfaces that dynamically switch between Motif and Open Look.
▪ The two claim it will allow developers to reverse- and forward-engineer C code without having to manually update information in each environment.
▪ Netbuilder will, according to the company, allow developers to build information analysis systems using multiple neural network and statistical analysis modules.
▪ A user interface reportedly allows a developer to intervene at any stage in the translation.
build
▪ Retirement homes built by private developers are proliferating.
enable
▪ Intel says the compiler enables systems developers to take advantage of superscalar characteristics like scheduling multiple instructions per clock cycle.
house
▪ With no incentive to build new rental housing, developers have plowed money into high-income condominiums.
provide
▪ His solutions attempted to provide more speed for developers, more participation for the public and better quality development and conservation.
▪ They will also supply a panel to each school; paint is being provided by Prudential, developers of the project.
▪ The £2.1 million community facilities are to be provided by site developers Countryside Properties.
▪ It also aims to provide developers with the ability to produce Web pages that can operate through multiple access devices.
sell
▪ The cottages were sold to a developer who renovated them, but did not include the frontages.
▪ Supervisor Robert Witmer said he was pleased to hear that the property was sold to a residential developer.
▪ They expect to sell to a developer and move into a modern bungalow on 13 acres less than a mile away.
write
▪ So software developers will hesitate to write for it.
▪ Independent developers had written dozens of word processors, and even programs for obscure functions like cattle management and tarot card reading.
▪ It was his job to convince software developers to write programs for Macintosh.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
late developer/bloomer
▪ Although a late developer, it began to take on the size and conformation of an excellent Clydesdale stallion.
▪ He was bright, but a late developer.
▪ He was what you'd call a late developer.
▪ I suppose you could say I was a something of a late developer in two out of three.
▪ The latest developer claims to have carried out extensive research into the feasibility of providing medical treatment in Darlington.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ The company was an early developer of computer-controlled robots.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ A 63-year-old property developer who does not want to be named, he is one of the wealthiest men on the island.
▪ A deed of transfer was executed on 18 October, whereby the developers transferred the land in question to the Prudential.
▪ At the same time, Microsoft can get feedback quickly from the developers.
▪ Great economic sacrifices have been made by developers, loggers and fishermen to protect endangered species.
▪ In about 60 days the Port will invite developers to make proposals for this landmark structure. 7.
▪ Management developers will need to help managers to work comfortably within a clash of values.
▪ What's in it for the developer?
▪ When Cybersuds began in mid-1994, it attracted a couple of dozen developers, most of whom knew each other.