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Otherwise, there is no point to mediation.

Each with their own governance, ethos and infrastructure, but able to send messages from point topoint to point.

The exercises in both countries point to escalating tensions.

It is particularly important to reaffirm this point today.

We only need this advantage point to win.

At the moment, they have precious few examples to point to.

Throughout this book I point to the continued ambivalence of people to market forces.

Some of these properties point to literal values (like names) while others point to other objects [like work locations specified by distinguished names (DN)].

Mouse operation, if on the wrong color can point to the rubber game to obliterate. Op point notes screen buttons can be moved.

And even more specifically, we will expect both neighbors of an anomalous point to be either strongly higher or strongly lower than the candidate point.

From the Moon, Earth is an ideal reference point to calibrate the cameras.

Shukron says the biblical story of David's conquest of Jerusalem provides clues that point to this particular fortification as David's entry point into the city.

And generalized fatigue could point to a spiritual foundation — an overall lack of meaning and fulfillment.

Ill make a point to trying new food like okra gumbo.

A static connector can point to a primary as well as a backup instance.

The point to Deep Interoperability is that at some point in the maturation of the marketplace, customers stop buying software that isn't fully interoperable.

But Sergey Brin, one of Google's two founders, is also right to point to the risk of an asymmetrical hysteria.

It will simply serve as a single connection point to deliver the unified or single database image to the application.

The key point to note here was that it is essential to have valid business drivers for undertaking such major initiatives to tie back to business value.

A sawtooth wave rises (or falls) in a straight line from a starting point to an ending point, at which time it instantaneously jumps back to the starting value.

Symbolic links can span file systems and can even point to files in a remote file system.

OK, so do we know anything so far that we can point to that would give us a departure?

In this talk, I can only point to this possibility, which for many will be literally unbelievable.

To be precise, let's say the user wants the pin to point to the clubhouse or the first tee of a given course.

Finally, the testing team will work to push applications as close as possible to the breaking point to find latent bugs.

That surge has begun to recede, and lower prices and onerous adjustable-rate mortgage resets point toward a modest further decline — each one percentage point represents about one million homes.

" Still, the model remains conceptually static, because it fundamentally is concerned with messages sent from point to point, and not with their results or possible influences upon sender and receiver."

As simple REST-based Web services permeate the Web, we foresee a large number of rel values being defined to point to many different service interfaces.

If you ask energy firms what their biggest obstacle will be in 2009, most point to their reduced access to capital.

This suggests that Sultan, unlike previous rulers, will be legally bound to give way on this crucial point to the wider family's wishes.

I use frameworks for lots of things in IT, and they work well to provide a structure and a quick starting point to move things along.

Create another module to declare a set of mapping attributes for the new elements that point to the generic element types that they specialize.

We have all heard of nanotechnology, but so far few of us can point to a particular field where its application has radically changed our lives.

Many statistical analysts point to Wang's curiously low strikeout rate and can't fathom his success as being anything less than an aberration.

In returning to the guard from charge saber or from the lunge to the right front, the rotation of the wrist to the right is as described in point to the right front.

If they point to the Union Jack badge on their left shoulder, it means British casualties, and if they salute, it means American casualties.

At 81 he could only be a figurehead or "caretaker" director-general say diplomats, who also point to a rigorous Egyptian campaign against him.

In real life, your development or test environment may point to the same database, but your production environment would certainly be separated from the development or test database.

The team then needs to make it a point to regularly go back to the vision document throughout the project and make any necessary course correction to stay in sync with the vision.

The different installations can reside at different locations, and Stow can be used to create and update a single set of the application's symlinks to point to any of those locations as desired.

Russia's President hoped at one point to nip up to Riga to upstage the NATO summit and mark the birthday of his French counterpart and friend, Jacques chirac-but this plan fizzled out.

While those are sometimes sufficient for a developer to point to the code involved, it often is not enough, and developers need to spend precious time finding the location of the bug.

Paul English, co-founder and CTO of Kayak, asks recent hires to name the most talented people they know, and then Paul makes it a point to meet them in less than one week.

But if negotiations were already on track, Mr Netanyahu could point to them as reason-or pretext-to stop a new building splurge, while still keeping his pro-settler partners sweet.

Latency is the amount of time (usually measured in milliseconds) that a packet of data takes to get from one point to another and then back in a round trip.

Many people would point to globalisation, in particular the opening up of the Indian and Chinese markets that vastly increased the global Labour force, putting downward pressure on unskilled wages.

"It's art, it's not nice," a character says at one point to his new bride in the Berliner Ensemble's staging of "The Threepenny Opera" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

Mr Barghouti's frustration boils over at the well-meaning curiosity of friends who wonder at his fixation with his village and who point to the beautiful vastness of the world beyond Palestine.