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The point at which the facets attached had to be able to move without bending at any given edge, so they had to sweep.

and I shall begin directly by asking you what made you so unwilling to come to the point at last.

The Bible was the only book Jesus ever quoted, and then never as a basis for discussion but to decide the point at issue.

So if I raise it a little bit, I reach a point at which I first start to boil.

The point at which branching of the graph occurs is called a bifurcation point and corresponds to a critical value of the load.

The point at which aerobic metabolism gives way to anaerobic metabolism is commonly referred to as Anaerobic Threshold or Lactate Threshold.

The point at which the great Spirit touches the line is the time of his return.

Say you have a minimum, well, the tangent plane at this point, at the bottom of the graph is going to be horizontal.

Shakeouts typically mark the point at which an ascendant technology is ready to take its place at center stage.

Staff seem to have disregarded the request for more economy in the use of paper. Will you please press the point at today's meeting?

But whether I achieve or not isn't the point at all: all that matters is that I'm doing what I love, always.

The endpoint is the point at which the titration is complete, as determined by an indicator (see below).

The matter at hand; the point at issue.

But over the long term there's this point at which increased income doesn't correlate with increased happiness.

For the flame retardant chemical to be effective, it must be available at the point at which the polymer decomposes.

It is a characteristic of this point at infinity, not to be able to be situated, as one might express it, on any side.

There was no point at which consciousness was introduced, because consciousness was the illumination from which the first cells emerged.

Here we specify an LDAP context factory, then pass in the name of our LDAP server with the point at which we want to start.

The key point, at the moment, should be to try to stop either side from doing things that make a future peace deal actually impossible.

A minor point, at such a moment. Here. If anyone lays a hand on this nag, shoot him, but don't make a mistake and shoot the nag.

"One of the ways the PBOC has gained leverage over the export lobby is to be able to point at currency legislation, " Mr Scissors says.

They point at the red Berlingo driving across the sky as though it were Halley's Comet.

When he repeated this point at the Royal Institution the following week, I wasn't the only one to raise an eyebrow.

To see the point at the periphery is to see no point at all.

I think the reader gets the point. At some point we're all acted like this: We've been too busy to do God's work.

He told me that he would bring up the point at the next meeting.

The approach of the point at which global oil supplies reach an apex, "peak oil" as it is often known, worries growing numbers of people.

Mr. Obama raised the point at a rally in Colorado Monday, saying 'this country cannot afford four more years of this failed philosophy.

However, the algebraic signs of the required relations seem to me to point at least in the right direction.

said the Swallow, who liked to come to the point at once, and the Reed made him a low bow.

Let us hope that, on this point at least, Mr Obama is never forced to change his mind.

The acquisition of the single team room was the point at which the project really began to benefit from XP.

When you open a document, is the insertion point at the top left corner of the page, as if there were no top margin?

Moreover, as we have seen, at this point, at least, Marx is not even interested to any significant degree in the theory of price.

Wheatley and Looser set out to pin down the point at which a face starts to look alive.

It has always been the point at issue on how to protect the intellectual property rights of the traditional knowledge.

The second misses the point: at home, you know which neighbourhoods are rough and who the troublemakers might be.

The risk point was observed through the stress and deformation. Every point at all levels under the wind with no wind load are compared.

A depression or hollow resembling or suggesting a valley , as the point at which the two slopes of a roof meet .

Compensation could take some time to adjust to its market-clearing level (the point at which supply and demand are equal).

a tall tower that forms the superstructure of a building (usually a church or temple) and that tapers to a point at the top.

Indexes do not require that the page free space be tracked , because the point at which to insert a new row is set by the index key values .

We have reached the point at which vice presidents are close partners of presidents and inevitable nominees of their respective parties.

The temperature at which melting occurs is called the melting point. The point at which boiling occurs is called the boiling point.

The body of a newborn baby boy with his umbilical cord uncut was found dumped at a rubbish collection point at midnight on Sunday.

Let me explain a point at which we did not rise to the occasion .

The problem then arises as to the point at which one can say that these imitations can be considered as speech.

The point at issue is to involve the innovator in our joint effort to fight invasion irrespective of his irritation.

This is a historical moment on the path to genomic medicine - the point at which theory is about to be translated into practice.

But for men, there was a point at which the coronary benefits of alcohol declined, and risk began to rise again.

The annual return for the British government from the earlier point at which it began to prepare for privatisation was 14 per cent.

At the point at which the banana was truly achromatic, volunteers thought it still looked a bit yellow.

The quorum configuration in a failover cluster determines the point at which too many failures will stop the cluster from running.

Point at least one motion sensor light fixture some distance away from your home, so if anyone approaches, the light will turn on early.

For synthetic processes, this is known as the point at which "Active Substance Starting Materials" are entered into the process.

You can play with the controller in your lap, but you do have to move it about with your wrist to point at different parts of the TV screen.

Once you start moving along such a curve, you are required to come back to precisely the point at which you started.

The temperature point at which the heat in an area or a region is high enough to ignite all flammable material simultaneously .

"Yeah they're over there, almost at the end of the beach, " he said raising his arm to point at them.

All that attention makes sense: the logo is the main starting point at which the public views a company.

One day, I will point at the heart, proud to tell you, here the substitution.

It is also the sort of thing that would have made an interesting talking point at dinner parties.

The male heats up to a point at which blood is transformed into semen (seed), we would view this as orgasmic ejaculation.

Beyond the point at which the possibilities under consideration cease to affect my action, I ought to disinterest myself.

That would be appalling, and that would be the point at which I would hand in my membership.

Just point at the pictures of those you are interested in and I'll explain them to you.

The halfway point of the graphs is the point at which the system becomes overloaded.

For synthetic processes, this is known as the point at which API starting materials are entered into the process.

At this point at least 4 days to implement urgently face and other hurt after 3 minutes to wash your face cleansing method.

The point at which people realize their gender is a matter that's still being debated by researchers.

I snapped at her, "don't point at it, pick it up. "

Inthe course of fund's development, what function did security investment fund do on stabilizing security market is the point at issue.

The point at which cold becomes deadly for most plants that produce European varietals is about four degrees below zero Fahrenheit, says Mr.

Don't point at me with the gun.

On the last point, at least, tobacco's sternest foes might concur with the senator.

Please bring up this point at the next meeting.

The point at which the incident wave, reflected wave, and Mach fronts meet is called the "triple point" .

IX. Distancing also relates to the point at which the completed technique comes to rest on or near the target.

Fold the top edge of the long narrow rectangle down just past the halfway point at the center of the rectangle.

Breakeven Analysis: a technique for identifying the point at which total revenue is just sufficient to cover total cost.

I've now reached the point at which I can't be bothered to read beyond the first page or so of comments. It is simply too depressing.

But the blast probably marked the point at which events in Iraq spiralled irretrievably out of control.

"That's a pretty courageous price point at a time when everybody wants music to be free, " Mr Schmitt said.

The key to an EGR system is introduced, and the control of exhaust gas quantity recirculation quantity of that in every point at best.

With it, each person can see the point at which the distance will end and work harder to keep emotions readily available.

Point at a ball and a dog will look at the ball, whereas a cat will probably look at your hand.

Exeter was of early importance, particularly to the Roman Army, due to it being the lowest point at which the River Exe could be crossed.

We have gone way beyond the point at which this crisis is solvable by standard instruments of economic policy.

Jiayuguan is the ancient "Silk Road" of the transport hub and is the starting point at the western end of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall.

Case in point: At a recent sci-fi conference, a woman told me about taking her Volkswagen bus deep into the Oregon forest.

I'm sorry, but I have to say that I don't get your point at all.

The Emit Trail at Surface Intersection compound emits particles from the point at which the emitter intersects with another object.

The end of a stage provides a major review point at which the program results can be evaluated and assessed against desired outcomes.

By shining the lasers into the air from below they were analysing a cone that had its point at the base of the turbine.

The two extended sites do not contain any catalog data, but instead they set their store path to point at the catalog asset store.

the sizing handles look like small white boxes , and the mouse pointer turns into a double - headed arrow when you point at a handle.

Chelsea themselves have been turned over by Wigan, while Manchester United struggled on Saturday to get a point at home to Sunderland.

Don't change the subject, that's not the point at issue.

What the graph now offers is situated at the point at which every signifying chain prides itself on looping its signification.

This again is true, and it marks the point at which the humanistic and the religious attitude cease to be reconcilable .

This attribute specifies the stage of the service description generation process, known as an extension point , at which the SDFE runs .

He believesthat such models, although imperfect, are already nearing the point at whichthey can be useful for military leaders.

Appearance Test Point The point at which a circuit may be measured by test equipment.

The Fed is expected to cut short-term rates by at least half a percentage point at its policy meeting next week.

For each pair of variates from your data table, draw a point at the corresponding coordinates.

A pivot point is just another handler, but it indicates the point at which the request becomes a response.

The most obvious point, at least for the US, is the need to shift the provision of security from employers to the state.

"When the Americans create dollars and the dollar falls, there is a point at which you cannot take it any more, " he said.

The point at which the rate of fixed bugs exceeds the rate of found bugs.

MR is called the margin of transference which is the point at which one type of land use is replaced by another.

Two groups of drinkers may mark differently the point at which a best bitter then becomes a premium bitter.

If you restore a previous backup, transaction log file replay will end at the point at which the repair was done.

Most darts are marked with notches for the dart site and drill hole for the point at which the dart terminates.

Don't forget that when you point at the other with one finger, the other three fingers of your own are pointing at yourself.

The point at the upper-left corner of the source rectangle.

If no such error handler is found, the error is fatal at the point at which it actually occurred.

They turn round on see, more than ten plainclothesmans carry a gun to point at him incredibly.

This commitment will also be a big talking point at the next annual UN summit, due to start in Durban on November 28th.

And that's just why we like them. They may be fantasies, but concept designs point at a future that today's designers aspire towards.

The point at which physical, mental, or emotional strength gives way under stress.

Disease. This is the point at which an abnormal condition within the host impairs normal physiologic functioning.

Policy enforcement point (PEP). The point at which policies are enforced.

I kept her brown figure always in my eye and, when we came near the point at which our ways diverged, I quickened my pace and passed her.

But the crucial point, at least up through these first five books, may actually be about soft power.

They now wish to develop this compound to a point at which it could be used in clinical trials.

Movement along the faults created friction that heated the limestone to a point at which the petrochemicals vaporized .

The point at which to draw the top-left corner of the image.

You'd be able to point at a story on a carefully choreographed front page to access a gorgeously designed article.

Soon after treatment ends, you may begin to recognize that there is no one set point at which your child's cancer experience ends.

Including additional stages past the point at which the data set is most reduced, may lead to additional performance improvements.

The point at which something comes into existence or from which it derives or is derived.

Is there a point at which his degree will be so old it no longer counts at all?

It is also important to remember that the point at which you choose to make this expansion determines the resulting efficiency.

The muted light-blue price series of daily closes illustrates the point at which the 1930 Dow reached its ultimate momentum failure.

way above the point at which altitude sickness starts to affect humans.

In discussing this problem, we ought to keep to the point at issue.

Shake hands Drop by After all Make a noise Learn. . by oneself Take a drink Point at Make appointments Save time At the proper time ?

To aid in conversion, you can upgrade a file system from ext3 to Btrfs (and also back, but only to the point at which conversion was done).

A chopbox anchor just finds the point at which a line intersects the bounding box of the node's figure.

The point at which the condition, degree, or amount of something is the most favorable.

Genesis of hydrocarbon gas has been the point at issue between organic and inorganic theory.

These nouns signify the point at which something originates.

Gets a value that specifies the point at which collections should begin.

Eagle Point at the Beidaihe beach heather, look very like a tower of the conch, very unique, eye-catching .

This post- data- restore log backup captures the point at which the file was taken offline .

For example, we I say 'nose', everyone just point at your nose with your finger; and you got to be quick!

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

Port: The point at which a communication line enters a computer system.

eg. The point at issue is whether you are willing to go abroad.

The funding will be used to develop the drug to a point at which it is close to entering a clinical trial.

Value represents the y-coordinate of the first point at the bottom edge of the rectangle that is not contained in the rectangle.

The new article does not touch the point at issue.

The CCI indicator is very close to a bullish breakout point at this downtrend line. A counter-trend rally could be near.

So much that my doctor had to point at it.

With electric brush and commutators turn for point at issue expound way raise life of coin type vibration motor for mobile phone.

I pretended to point at something and as she turned around to look, I pulled out the ring.

"A car approached the check point at a high rate of speed, " the report said. All the police officers fled the checkpoint except one.

These small tracks have a tiny point at the end of each toe. Their trail ends at a fish skeleton near the water.

As I was in hurry, I asked him to come to the point at once.

A value that specifies the point at which collections must occur.

It is the point at which particles have a minimum energy, determined by quantum mechanical effects, which is called the zero-point energy.

it is the point at which the mind stops and something else takes over (words run out when feelings rush in).

Due to the barrier of language, we could only point at ourselves to confirm which part of the ox the beef was with the waiter.

The point at which the Text shares the position of the Transform.

Mr. Shaw, the Gulf of Mexico head, made the point at a meeting for top managers in Phoenix in April 2008.

Table 1 gives guidance on the point at which the API starting material is normally introduced into the process.

Break-Even Point The point at which revenues are equal to expenses.

Would he let me go into the kitchen and point at things in there?

Creates the coordinates of a point at which to draw the upper-left corner of the image.

I think maybe $1. 50 a litre might be a point at which people would, in significant numbers, tangibly alter their fuel-buying habits.

LONDON (Reuters) - There may be a point at which global investors get indigestion from U. S. money printing.

It was showed that pressure exponent of NEPE propellant had a inflection point at high pressure.

You often scramble to buy an item like a winter coat or bathing suit after the point at which you need it.

We have formulas and equations for many things, but not for the point at which fear breaks.

But by 2008, we had started dipping below the point at which I could afford even to pay myself.

Concentration is unbroken awareness of one point at all times, like one line stretching into the far distance.

Prices fell again at the 17-minute mark, the point at which most people take a bus, bicycle or car to the station.

Replication processing resumes at the point at which it left off if a connection is dropped.

In JavaScript, an object prototype can contain methods as well as variables; methods are simply variables that point at functions.

You select text with the mouse and then point at it.

The mass of a black hole is confined to an infinitely small point at its centre, called a singularity.

But food scientists work hard to reach the precise point at which we derive the greatest pleasure from fat, sugar and salt.

If you can't, edit your page to put the most important point at the beginning.

These should be set to point at the LocalEnvironment, as shown in the figure below.

Normal methods (those without the exclamation point at the end) modify and return a copy of the string they were invoked upon.

The current crisis marks the point at which the bills begin to get paid.

Perhaps you'm like to raise this point at the end. . .

9 May 2010 marked the point at which the focus of concern switched from the private sector to the public sector.

The men in suits, they point at me and say they want me dead.

Apical meristem The actively dividing cells constituting the growing point at the tip of the root or stem in vascular plants.

From the age of 12 months they will point at objects that an adult pretends to have lost.

A link cluster is a group of links that you can point at a post or page to improve its search engine ranking.

The ball is circling the central point at constant speed .

But the Blue Eye Princess had a point at the girl with the jade pendante feather fan, she stood there immiately like a pole.

It is unknown on which geometry a cursor will point at a given time.

And one point at which we may test ourselves is, Does my reading and study of God's Word make me less worldly?

END Highlight characters in the current cell and position the insertion point at the end of the line.

And here is the point at which art can become truly contemporary, indeed.

In the quality of the precision of the producing area of diamond, diamond, diamond, next design how, he special strong point at these.

BEGIN TRANSACTION represents a point at which the data referenced by a connection is logically and physically consistent.

Clean your finger, before you point at my spots.

Change the point at which the proxy will remove old files.

Part V is to point at the education and suggestion of middle school students' behavior of violating the rules.

We learn to point at things before we learn to speak, so the mouse is a very natural pointing device.

On this last point, at least, he is right.

As for the water, being free and erosive is piercing the skin to a point at the south.

Each of the ground potential unit and the opposite-pole potential unit has a power supply point at a taper apex of each conductor (13, 31).

That man looks a temper how point at that the door plank falling apart don't howl a way.

On the other hand, there are great dangers to being able to point at an infrastructure problem like this and say: "Make it so. "

From its vantage point at Saturn, Cassini sees a belt rather than a ribbonlike structure, a team led by Krimigis also reports in Science.

The point at issue is whether she goes or stays.

In fact, after this, make everybody key point at full speed in Alibaba when medium star, round-the-world market still is fumbling hardly.

Though the auroral rays are parallel, perspective makes them appear to radiate from a vanishing point at the zenith.

That issue has also been a sensitive point at the fund in China's annual economic review.

Override this method if you want to change the point at which dragging is canceled or at which a drop occurs.

Edits the active cell and positions the insertion point at the end of the cell contents.

There is a point at which every person with human nerves has to say to a child "Stop that noise. "

That is past the point at which women were traditionally required to marry in many Asian societies.

Why this clock point at 11: 59 , was that man more honest than Mother Teresa ?

That could mean the economy has less potential to grow and might soon hit a point at which wages started to rise and fuel overall inflation.

The optimal SAT value for your system may vary, but 95 is a good point at which to begin exploration.

For example if there is no point at the end of the sentences of the original text, there must not be a point in the translated text.

Alertness wanes to its lowest point at around 3 p. m. ; after that it begins to build again.

The sun reaches the culminating point at noon.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made a similar point at an event that commemorated the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day.

Stars orbit the pivot point at the center of galaxies, planets in turn orbit stars, and moons in turn orbit planets.

People would jump on you, and others would drive by in the car and point at the house. . .

In flowcharting , a connector that indicates a point at which a flowline is broken for continuation at another point.

China's Soviet-style sports system achieved its high point at the Beijing Olympics when the host country topped the gold medal table.

Ask individual students to say aloud any number you point at.

Of or relating to a point at which a curve has a maximum, minimum, or point of inflection.

for example , you might want to put the insertion point at the end of the contents , or change how the contents are aligned.

Marks the starting point at which to begin tracking and saving changes to the view state for the control.

This is the point at which the advanced queuing engine decides which messages must go to the local delivery queue and which must be routed.

Ask groups or individuals to say aloud any number you point at.

The school budget is expected to be the biggest sticking point at the town meeting.

"But there's a certain point at which that argument isn't enough, " he said. "You need something more substantial than that. "

Often they are minor matters, but they will make a point at the very least as what you experience you are attracting to you.

No matter how far back we peer into Mars' history, we may never see a point at which the planet really looked like Earth.

Bring the civilians to extraction point at the south river entrance . The USS Independence will be waiting .

Menu items are listed in Chinese and English, and speakers of neither language can point at large photographs of food.

This is a tough stage for me, as I know from my other books, because it marks the point at which the book becomes a collaboration.

He came to the point at once.

More quickly than expected, many Chinese have reached a "threshold level" of income, an unpredictable point at which consumption takes off.

The solutions could give the results of consolidation degree and pore-water pressure at any point at any time.

This mode places the selection point at the end of the cell contents.

The trousers have become a talking point at the Vancouver Olympic Centre.

In the hands of your stock trading point at a glance.

The animal reservoir remains unknown for certain, but all indications point at the bats.

That is, they learned to say, "I don t like cats" or "stay away from my cave" without having to point at a cat or a cave.