particular point

However, there is no warranty or responsibility of any kind on providing accurate information and data at a particular point of time.

The sequence of data and log backups that have brought a database to a particular point in time , known as a recovery point .

Bookmark In general, a code inserted at a particular point in a document so that the point can easily be found later.

This particular point needs to be emphasized: first breath, must not immediately abdomen (should be slightly outside the "top" ).

Taking a "snapshot" of your requirements at a particular point in time that you can compare to future snapshots.

Even though their opinions might not be exactly what I am looking for at a particular point in my life, their advice is extremely valuable.

In this case the character's hands are fixed to a particular point in space, and all we've told the character to do is to struggle.

For MDA, a "platform" is meaningful only relative to a particular point of view -- in other words, one person's PIM is another person's PSM.

This makes it highly difficult in a discussion, however, for there is no particular point at which life was inserted into nonliving matter.

And at that particular point in time this was one of the few solitary computers.

If you find that a particular point needs lots of research, it might be best as a blog post or even a separate ebook.

Click the center section of the zoom bar and then drag it to scroll to a particular point in the load test.

Mark Owens's letter to Fouche has been a particular point of contention.

Dr. Fischer's research shows that when young mice are learning, an acetyl group binds to a particular point on the histone protein.

An assertion statement specifies a condition that you expect to hold true at some particular point in your program.

It follows that it is you who has brought you to this particular point in time.

But markup advocates -- and XML advocates in particular -- point out that you needn't even submit to such seemingly benevolent captivity.

Because a database snapshot provides a static view of a database, a snapshot can extend access to data from a particular point in time.

That particular point, so obvious it was utterly stupid, hadn't even occurred to me. I moved my lips soundlessly.

A baseline represents a configuration of a component at any particular point in time.

Authors don't merely agglomerate paragraphs; they work hard to make the narrative read a certain way, prove a particular point.

Concentration is to bring all your energy to focus on a particular point. In attention there is no point of focus.

Some stars explode when their density increases to a particular point.

They disagree with each other but they would all like you to agree with their own particular point of view.

Lets get back to this period Jasonseven as I should warn you about one particular point.

Just catching the insights that a great writer finds on a particular point, stringing them together like beads of insight for us?

I wanted to share with everyone this experience of seeing many elements going on at a particular point in time.

When the pressure increases to a particular point, the roof may collapse.

The speaker dwelt on a particular point in the argument.

The theory is that some stars explode when their density increases to a particular point.

Is a particular point of execution in a Java program, such as a method in a class.

When carbon dioxide increases to a particular point in the room people will feel dazed.

It may have taken a long time to get to this particular point, but there is overall satisfaction with the plans to move you on.

It should convey emotion and have a particular point of view.

This tool tells you how many reads and writes are happening at a particular point in time and how saturated your disk controllers are.

Food prices, up almost 10 per cent in the last year, are a particular point of pressure for consumers.

And what a curl will measure is how intense the rotation effectis at that particular point.

For example, it will never mention particular point-masses: it will only talk about any point-masses whatsoever.

To extend, stretch, or reach in a certain direction or to a particular point:

Would an additional slide make a particular point clearer? If so, another slide needs to be created. (50)

dwell on a particular point in an argument

we debate this particular point of contention

To direct toward a particular point or purpose:

a particular point in time; critical juncture

Stock at a particular point in time

Clarification on One Particular Point in Assessment Report

A particular point that one has reached, as in a book: