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When he came into office, he was hopeful that he could orchestrate a peace treaty before the end of his first term.

As of late the Tao has helped to orchestrate the pull of these cycles to benefit ascending humans upon the surface of the earth.

The scripts, in turn, should allow you to orchestrate and coordinate program execution across the grid .

They said the group didn't orchestrate the data breach but didn't rule out that someone from the group could have been involved.

The choreography can also be used to create elaborate dialogues that orchestrate services, partners or other e-business dialogues.

As you can imagine the logic required to orchestrate this type of synchronization can quickly become very complicated.

In this example, however, nurses-not the system-orchestrate the various systems to support their work.

Some suggest that it has even helped to orchestrate some of the anger directed at Mr Zardari.

But observing what goes wrong when a gene is missing is easier than learning to orchestrate differentiation in a culture dish.

That revealed a state that has not yet learnt to orchestrate the talents of its private sector for the greater good of India.

Itwould take all his limited patience to make it to the end of the school day to orchestrate a rematch.

Of all the substances on earth, only DNA, the molecule that carries genetic information, can orchestrate its own replication.

A decade ago, as a Treasury under-secretary, he helped orchestrate the successful response to the Asian financial meltdown.

The next line is a transactional coordinator, or middleware that will orchestrate the 2PC protocol.

Ruleflows are used to orchestrate rule execution by grouping rules into a series of tasks.

We will orchestrate suggestions that shall work for all other species upon the land and within the surrounding 10-mile radius.

Using IBM BPM products, you can easily orchestrate, manage, and monitor your business processes, human activities, and business activities.

Researchers are seeking treatments that more gently orchestrate activity of platelets, disk-shaped particles in the blood that form clots.

Because of their qualifications, they liked to orchestrate worlds just as conductors love to conduct.

It helps orchestrate the assets of a business to form highly optimized and effective processes.

For it is the human ascending initiate that programs the alter to orchestrate a rainbow of synthesis and not our kingdom.

My job is to orchestrate productions the way a director orchestrates the characters in a play .

Thus, a bridge is needed between what services are offered by existing applications and what the business process wants to orchestrate.

Additionally, a Hub is needed to orchestrate the process flows and interaction between your various internal and external services.

Wild swings in the market can't be controlled, but a savvy team can orchestrate a launch that should lead to smooth sailing.

This is coming but will take many additional years of ascension ahead to orchestrate.

A cascade of genes orchestrate a series of events leading to formation of blood vessels in an embryo.

Most were instructors, struggling to orchestrate large classes of mixed ages and abilities.

and all of the barnyard animals spring up on two legs, walk, talk, watch TV, and orchestrate practical jokes.

Mr Baker worked with his G7 colleagues and central bankers to orchestrate international co-operation to build private-sector confidence.

In SOA, it takes a series of business processes of high-level business services to orchestrate the execution of multiple Web services.

With iCloud, announced on Monday at WWDC 2011, Apple uses the cloud to orchestrate data streams rather than control them.

As governor of the People's Bank of China, Zhou is under great international pressure to orchestrate a steady appreciation of the yuan.

Now they also dream up and orchestrate live events, web launches and the like.

Access external services and orchestrate them with owned services to support an end-to-end business process.

If a number of capacitor segments are employed, the AVR would also orchestrate their switching as required.

Ownership of the record is passed from team member to team member to orchestrate the sequence of work.

Not only did CCMS provide reusable services, but now CCMS has the capability to orchestrate its services into enterprise processes.

ORCHESTRATE IN UNITY on the other hand allows all to be in their power, but a dance set in motion that serves the whole.

Integration Specialists require capabilities to configure and orchestrate components in the development of integration solutions.

In some cases, one can orchestrate a complex network simply with carefully specified contracts.

Does the central bank's ability to orchestrate inflation have any connection with a government's involvement in war?

and orchestrate economic show trials.

Orchestrate means organize or plan.

The approach demonstrates how to use two layers of AOP to assemble, orchestrate and control the process flow.

Small pieces of RNA called microRNAs help control gene activity and orchestrate development in plants and animals (ScienceNOW, 8 July 2002).

In this case, the TPM will orchestrate a two-phase commit.

I'm rooting for the Chinese central bankers to orchestrate a Soft Landing for the world's sake.

Specifically, they are "helper" T-cells, which orchestrate the immune system's response to pathogens such as viruses.

They can also orchestrate online and offline meetings.

These tools Wolf makes available to all ascending initiates so that one may learn to orchestrate one's own ascension.

Last year he watched the Chinese embassy in Canberra orchestrate squads of Chinese students in Australia to smother pro- demonstrations.

Using command-line extensions to orchestrate execution across the grid

Orchestrate the city country: The important measure of the solution "three agricultures" problem

A process automation agent to orchestrate operational tasks involving both machines and people

Automatically orchestrate API calls as needed

To orchestrate (behavior or an event, for example) as if writing a script:

Orchestrate: to arrange or control the elements of, as to achieve a desired overall effect

orchestrate : carefully (and sometimes unfairly) arrange (sth) in order to bring about a desired result