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Access was via a narrow archway.

The ticket reads to Beijing via Shanghai.

Access Settings via the control panel.

Non-repudiation via authentication and audit.

Will we get our daily news via the PDA?

Transmission via droplet respiratory particles has also been documented.

The idea is to make judgments and predictions via analogy.

Find out how users navigate your site via heat maps.

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It offers, via an agent installed in an instance, the ability to remotely backup your instance to an IBM Data Center via remote Data Protection.

Its individual water molecules each adopt a dipolar V-shaped configuration via thermodynamic constraints, and they then interact via mophodynamic constraints to form a crystalline lattice.

Lactic acid is produced (via starch fermentation) as a co-product of corn wet milling.

The only ways to accelerate this would be via mass bankruptcy or inflation.

Business processes specified via BPEL prescribe the exchange of messages between web services.

Transmission can also occur by inoculation or via the placenta (congenital monkeypox).

We have adopted with computerized spring machine, fully-automatic punching lathes via advanced technology.

Vibrations from the four strings are transmitted via the bridge to the front of the violin, and on to the back via the sound-post, a length of round wood wedged between front and back inside the box.

The implosion of demand from the private sectors of financially enfeebled deficit countries can end in one of two ways, via offsetting increases in demand or via brutal contractions in supply.

A human reader would scan this receipt, decide on the data it contains, then enter the transaction via the keyboard.

"The use of barge and train connections is being developed via strategically located inland hubs in Continental Europe. Finally, we serve the Eastern Mediterranean via Gioia Tauro with a network of feeder connections."

A flight from east Africa to west Africa typically used to require a tedious detour via Paris or London.

A string of small firms are offering fast broadband to offline areas, via cables, satellites or the airwaves.

He made the fateful decision to re-cross Poland and Lithuania and strike directly at Moscow via Smolensk.

Turns out they make stock data and the like available essentially via text files or via a simple API application programming interface which will be one of the themes of the course.

Thus, it is important that response time goals and actual latency times be defined and validated via performance tests.

On the other hand, if the amount is greater than $100, the order has to be approved (via a human task) by a manager.

Mr Hunt may be right. A string of small firms are offering fast broadband to offline areas, via cables, satellites or the airwaves.

Anonymous users can, of course, directly access unprotected URIs as usual - but you can turn that off as well via another option!

But increasingly, it might as well be called the "searchable Web" since it's accessed predominantly as a reference, and navigated primarily via search.

If that action involves creating or pasting new data or objects (via keystrokes or a PASTE command), they are somehow added to the selected object.

Protocol extensions proposed by the FSWG enable file-sharing through the ability to create hybrid NAS/SAN a configuration connects clients to a hybrid NAS/SAN server via TCP/IP and to the SAN disk array via the Fibre Channel Protocol.

These groups, as well as those based in the Waziristan-Paktika-Khost region, have also moved up the highway via Ghazni to infiltrate Wardak to the west and Logar to the east.

File systems derived from FUSE can mount files via SFTP; automatically scan files for viruses; and treat a collection of read-only CD-ROM discs as local, resident data files.

The dragon has four on board cameras that relay images back to the operator via the hand held controller. Each shot can be viewed on screen separately or all four at once in a grid.

Water is part of a large cycle: it travels over land via rivers and lakes and through the oceans before evaporating into the atmosphere and eventually returning to the surface by precipitation.

Each is connected, via a fibre-optic link, to a data centre in which the images are recognised and checked against a database of those vehicles that have paid or are exempt.

The system functions efficiently for nine months of the year, but demand in the winter months, amounting to 360 kWh or 14 per cent of the total, is supplied by the hydrogen storage system via the coaste heat of the fuel cell.