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If whatever a culture approves of is right for that culture, then there is no point in trying to change any dominant practice.

The celebration to come will be far greater than anything that you have experienced up to this point in NOW, The Creator relays.

apoapsis in solar orbit; the point in the orbit of a planet or comet that is at the greatest distance from the sun.

Other weeds come in and out of fashion: consistency is not a strong point in people's attitudes to plants.

You will be given technology that will be enormously important to you and is beyond your understanding at this point in time.

So you know, don't you, that at some point in your future there would have to be radical change in the Middle East?

With online backup, there is a means to roll forward the logs to any specific point in time or to the end of the logs.

Up to this point in time, the U. S. has shown no flexibility on this point.

I guess I'm getting to the point in my life where I'm suspicious of teenagers and I'm intimidated a little bit.

If you think of a point in a plane as a 12 matrix, you can transform that point by multiplying it by a 22 matrix.

The rollforward to a specific point in time or to the end of logs can only be possible if there aren't "gaps" between these logs.

Butler wanted him to see clearly that fidelity was the point in this case fidelity, tact, subtlety, and concealment.

I advise her to discuss these things with a therapist or coach, who can help her to discover what is essential at this point in her life.

Returns a name value pair collection of statistics at the point in time the method is called.

The fact that China controls the flow of currency is beside the point in terms of visible trade manipulation.

It would be more interesting for Cruithne if I could put the eye on earth, like this, plus keep the sun at a fixed point in the sky.

"So we see no point in joining such a political process, but the only option available is the continuation of armed struggle, " he said.

Temperature, sunlight, rainfall, which is often a turning point in the year, tends to rise or increase.

Of course, there is no point in attempting what you cannot do, a certain amount of self-knowledge is always needed.

The tension which had been building up to an almost unendurable point in the bunker broke.

This is, obviously, that famous view now of the Arctic, which is likely to be gone at this point in the next three or four or five years.

In petroleum industry, the steady-steady modeling of slug flow has always been a difficult point in multiphase pipeline calculation.

There is no point in trying to explain that the object of tennis is to beat the other player, not to look like a dashing guest chez Gatsby.

You may baseline a Workspace, thereby making it a read-only version in the repository: a snapshot of the architecture at a point in time.

Criminal activity would be totally out of place, because there would be no point in it as you want for nothing, and money does not exist.

Is there any point in trying to turn out ethical business school graduates?

Additionally, there are inherent problems with the point in time nature of the current interoperability testing.

s - Jaguar had reached a point in its history of selling only luxury and sports cars. The company also sold a great deal of its cars abroad.

But it was the question that she had been wanting to ask and there seemed little point in dressing it up with more words.

At this point in the application, the user can either return to select a new flight, or log out of the application.

Suddenly, I began to question the impossible. Maybe I might fail, but what's the point in not trying?

There are, at any point in time, a number of possible futures, each, as it were, a state of partial equilibrium.

There is no point in trying to force abstract information down the throats of young children.

So I would like to talk with you about what it means to be a guru at this point in history.

"There is no point in a loach trying to mimic a goldfish, " he said, comparing himself to the whiskered, mud-dwelling fish.

Believe it or not, in most cases, you should be able to make this point in one or two sentences.

Although the professor had explained this point in great detail , many students still failed to understand .

This meant they had reached the point in the interview where the interviewee was supposed to ask one or two intelligent questions .

In China, he always said, there was no point in the sort of dangerous and eye-catching stunts favoured by Greenpeace.

"Reagan had a 37-percent job approval rating at this point in 1983, " said the pollster.

Similarly, there is no point in travelling to see your boyfriend for a take-away Indian meal and an evening in front of the telly.

What's the point in winning anything if your going to behave like an idiot?

In the pages that you have created up to this point in this walkthrough, you have added site navigation controls individually to each page.

Our coming is still to be a pivotal point in the near future, and the pressure is increasing almost by the day for disclosure to come out.

But this leads me to a question about the president. Has he, at any point in his presidency so far, demonstrated much political courage?

He said the chance of a downgrade represents "a higher risk level for the Treasury market than at any point in the memorable past" .

This means there is no point in raising the matter with him.

The principal talked in such an offhand manner that it should have been obvious that there was no point in persisting.

At this point in time, I bumped into a Canadian practitioner while chatting online.

The point in understanding the characters as much as you can early on is to help with reading the dialog.

Using objects known as rollback segments, Oracle constructs read-consistent views of data as of the point in time a SQL statement is issued.

At one point in the documentary, Guo likens the role of a party secretary to that of a godfather. The analogy is not a stretch in reality.

you should have this in mind knowing that this is the only chance we have to get the funds out of here at this point in time .

"No, no, " she answered when asked to comment, as she pointed to her husband. "He's the sarpanch. What's the point in talking to me? "

Such teams welcome change in requirements, technology, and any other aspect of a project at any point in the project's life cycle.

And what I mean -- not at TED -- that I'm -- at this point in my life, truly my set of circumstances I would truly consider an accident.

And at this point in the show, about halfway through our set, this fear came over me that everyone was going to leave the concert.

I would get to the point in my relationship with a woman and I was always too afraid to go all the way.

I used to think there was no point in thinking about the future, since it was all going to end soon, anyway.

But the most interesting results were in December, when the Sun was at its lowest point in the sky.

Other economic numbers released today show that the economy is about where it was expected to be at this point in the recovery.

The crisis that began a year ago may yet mark another turning-point in the relationship between America's politicians and its central bank.

In other words, you cannot roll forward to a specific point in time or to the end of logs from the last full database backup.

A potential boss is likely to wonder if you might talk about him in similar terms at some point in the future.

The midpoint in-between is often a sensitive point in the chart that bears the combined significations of those two planets.

Tireless running, the point in time, the long - range force, ginger can be called on the first pitch in a all-around Wang.

Battle of Stalingrad was a turning point in the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union, which will fundamentally change the war situation.

Although a great number of people try meditation at some point in their lives, a small percentage actually stick with it for the long-term.

Up to this point in our discussion of JSP custom tags , we ve managed to sidestep the important detail of error handling .

To proceed from this point in formulating our strategy of long-term warfare is one of the important principles guiding our strategy.

To say that we're annoyed at airport security doesn't capture the national emotion at this point in history.

She said they were very aware that there was no point in coming up with a technique that was not publicly acceptable.

At this point in his premiership, he had not experienced failure.

We've been discussing how your life is a result of the programming that you've received up until this point in your life.

At this point in the history of mankind, we have been conditioned to abhor symptoms of any kind.

This would be known as the Tet Offensive and would become a major turning point in the war.

Up to this point in the article, we've been explaining how LMS and Workplace Collaborative Learning are largely the same.

There is another point in this vicious incident, I also hide the truth to the squad leader, there is no known of the matter.

She was giving it another try because she had heard that I was a "miracle worker, " and said she needed a miracle at that point in her life.

This person is not necessarily trying to be secretive; it's just that they don't see much point in shouting.

Bear in mind that the point-in-time data can and likely will change each time you query it, as the state of the server changes.

Nothing at all has been decided. What was the point in coming all this way?

Cisco is trying to demonstrate that point in Songdo City near Seoul, where the firm provides all the digital plumbing.

I hope the shortage claim program is a learning point in terms of programming as well as management of a start to end of IT project.

Remember, at this point in the standard approach to regression tests, the team would have been blindly running the whole regression suite.

"Those things are all dealt with at the Cerberus level, and at this point in time I just can't speak to that, " he said.

Many seek to use China to prove their point in our political process or to raise money for the cause to which they are committed.

For more than a decade we've been saying that there was no point in dating the scrolls before we found a method to remove the oil.

The liaison between software development teams and management has always been a sticking point in IT.

The WFP director said he sought to make this point in a meeting Thursday, with Burma's prime minister.

Many seek to use China to prove their point in our political process or to raise money for the cause to which they are committed.

For more than a decade we've been saying that there was no point in dating the scrolls before we found a method to remove the oil.

The liaison between software development teams and management has always been a sticking point in IT.

The WFP director said he sought to make this point in a meeting Thursday, with Burma's prime minister.

But, probably the easiest to find, so our role is going to find formulas for a position of this moving point in terms of t.

It has a variety of clients, but at this point in the company's life cycle it is looking for its first paying customer.

His voice trailed away as he sank within his memories, to the turning point in his life more than two years before, in the Time of Troubles.

To see the point in a particularly absurd context, consider a favorite story of mine that makes the same point.

A key turning point in his life was when his mother showed him a newspaper article about a man dealing with a severe disability.

When I'm sitting in an audience listening to a long lecture, my attention usually starts to wane at about this point in the hour.

When I'm sitting in an audience listening to a long lecture, my attention usually starts to wane at about this point in the hour.

The acceleration of life is nothing new but the speed of this acceleration at this point in history is unprecedented.

'We kept our [profit] guidance in place, and there's no reason to step off that at this point in time, ' he said.

If the user moves the timeline into the future, articles appear positioned at any point in time the text might have referred to.

The point in the middle of a circle is called the center of a circle. It's represented by the letter O.

It's easy to understand the point in the context of his other views.

with log backups , you can recover the database to the point of failure or to a specific point in time.

The photo below shows the back side of the solar cell (the side not facing the sun) at this point in the construction.

"So what's the point in threatening them with imprisonment if they break the terms of their parole? The threat has no meaning for them. "

With the above point in mind, it is a particular pleasure for me to be asked to contribute a foreword to this book.

The concierge medical advisor is able to provide a preliminary assessment that will point in the direction of the right doctor or hospital.

You see, I have four teenagers of my own and I feel like this is the point in my life when I am supposed to tell them something profound.

In a country where fear of the police runs high, the 49-year-old farmer decided there was no point in fighting.

As you see in Figure 4, The solution to the point-in-polygon problem is to draw a horizontal line starting at the point in question.

The point in time at which these prophecies will begin to be fulfilled will be when a Pope will no longer reside in Rome.

In the case of the onbar utility, you can rollforward to a point in time or up to any specified log.

Let us find the general relation between the pressure P at any point in a fluid and the elevation of the point Y.

He said that he did not wish to use dramatic language, but this might be a turning - point in history.

Graduating from university is often a major turning point in the lives of many young people.

Asia still remains one of the most dynamic regions around the globe, and is still a key growth point in world trade.

To me, if education is right it will be just a part of meditation; meditation will be the last point in it.

Also, it is often the case that a technologist's expertise can point in the direction of new possibilities that designers weren't aware of.

The database server can be either restored to a specific point in time or to a specific logical log.

If I needed to restart the system at this point in the migration, I could be assured that I could boot from either disk.

I could see that there was no point in arguing with him.

I guess I'm just a happy kind of guy. I don't see any point in being miserable. Probably the only time you'll see me low is when I'm sick.

Come on. I don't see any point in arguing about this . Everyone has a right to his own opinion.

There's no high point in the emblem's design and it seems to be very heavy on the whole!

But he said those events could well prove a turning point in attitudes and how the two countries deal with each other.

He said the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in September marked a turning point in the functioning of the market system.

There was no real point in developing a toilet if the waste simply dropped out of a hole in the wall of your house.

I should admit that he had a point in what he said at the meeting.

The results were "one more piece of evidence that there was liquid water action at some point in the history of Mars" , he said.

They were only halfway up before the choppers came into view. There was no point in trying to hide.

You know actually at this point in the story, Grissom is in Paris at the Sorbonne.

Well, what do you think about Richard and me looking for a small house or an apartment at this point in our lives?

Backups at each stage of your migration enable you to rollback to a specific point in time of your migration process.

Not only would this preserve him from exile-which really might be a fate worse than death , since what was the point in life without magic?

Talent is only a starting point in this business. You've got to keep on working that talent.

Briefing editors of national dailies, a senior Indian official suggested that there was no point in the press showing any "hysteria" .

All this risk ought to point in the direction of conciliation, even accommodation, with the United States.

And third, I do think it's fair to say that, at this point in US history, most individuals aren't racist, at least in any blatant way.

With transaction log backups, you can recover the database to the point of failure or to a specific point in time.

There is no point in supporting causes that you do not feel strongly about or visiting events that are not interesting to you.

At the Party's Eighth National Congress Comrade Mao Zedong emphasized this point in his speech.

It's typical for a manufacturing boom to fade at this point in an economic recovery.

The concept of working with a disconnected set of data has become a focal point in the programming model .

What would be the point in that? America is one of the most powerful countries in the world and we are, well lets face it. Pretty poor.

As an application, the calculation result of chloride diffusivity at any point in a concrete cross section is presented.

At this point in the season, it would be good for Phil Jackson to keep starting big in the starting lineup.

I began to realize my mission as a Dafa disciple. I realized why I had to buy a computer at this point in time.

It is at this point , in a callback method , that your programming logic gets to take part .

We have arrived at the point in a crisis when ambitious leaders call for a "new Bretton Woods" .

Validating is useful -- after all, what's the point in processing documents if the application does not recognize the elements?

The teaching of the literary language used in ancient China is always a difficult point in the junior school's Chinese teaching field.

At this point in American history, the answer to the first question is beyond challenge. Yes, as far as the U.

Many of those that left with Obama did not return beloveds, there was a point in that.

There seemed very little point in continuing with his research because he might not live long enough to finish his PhD.

Subsequently, mathematicians proved the point in theory and the physicist Huygens invented the pendulum clock on the basis of this theory.

Newton is shown as a gifted scientist with very human weaknesses who stood at the point in history where magic ended and science began.

Until the settlements stopped entirely, he insisted, there was no point in any peace plan for the Middle East.

At this point, in a manual setup, Exchange 2003 installation begins and cannot be cancelled.

Through the system can generate three-dimensional space in any other point of occlusion at any point in the case.

None of the imported test lists will be present, regardless of the point in the operation at which the conflict occurred.

The document library also provides information about the point in time of its last modification.

Describes the tangent when leaving this point towards the next point in the curve.

You should see a pop-up menu with a list of elements that are valid at this point in the document, in this case the html element.

All of the small tactics and chain controls and such that I listed for the other classes have some sort of use at some point in all duels.

The point in an orbit most distant from the body being orbited.

At this point in development, you could handcraft an extension built upon secret. c.

What does it feel like to be a luxury brand at this point in the global economic cycle?

One of the least number of independent coordinates required to specify uniquely a point in space or in space and time.

The point in time , containing year , month, day, hour, minute, second and fraction of a second .

During that time, he took more than 24, 000 digital photos from his one-of-a-kind vantage point in orbit.

At this point in her life, she's suffering with full-blown AIDS and had pneumonia.

Out of a starting point in a constant featureless environment, life spontaneously diversified.

Problems and inefficiencies at one point in a complex process can be amplified as the assets travel up and down the production line.

To add a page number to your own text, first position the insertion point in a text placeholder or text box where you want it to go.

China's aims in south Asia have continued to be a sore point in the new year.

At this point in the maturation of the social media market, the outcome most effectively achieved is increasing brand awareness.

He added that they have 'no interest at this point' in a commercial bank.

Until this point in the book, you haven't had a way to gauge your own swing or even practice accurately.

Looking daddy receding figure, every step he took, disappointment will increase a point in my heart.

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

Use the Point in Time Restore dialog box to set the point in time at which to stop the restore operation .

The Japan disaster was "a turning point in the history of technology-based society" , she said.

Wang Gen very respected king of Confucianism, and this point in his academic thoughts of everywhere.

LLS: It was just a point in my life and a point in my career where I had to cross so many boundaries and so many hurdles.

They've got a little gem of a starting point in hand. And they're beginning to roll.

When you give someone a task to do, there's not much point in simply listing the particular difficulties involved in carrying it out.

MenTaLguY: At this point in history, concurrency is a particularly important concern, and I think Rubinius reflects that.

Electronics recycling is an emerging industry that is at a critical point in its development, in terms of growth and challenges.

Things may be happening at an early time point (in infection), but we may be able to step in and stop that reaction.

As you learned in Part 7, a continuation object is like an object representing a frozen point in time.

Thus, the server would have rejected operation bin our example above since it did not branch from any point in server state space.

Manually determining the correct point in time to which to roll forward a database is difficult, particularly for a partitioned database.

The major tipping point in the Yankees' favor was their immediate need for Clemens, said the right-hander's agent, Randy Hendricks.

Can recover to a specific point in time, assuming that your backups are complete up to that point in time.

If he modulated his inevitable resentment to the chastened attitude of the reformed sinner, he might win his point in the end.

At this point in the game, the key piece of information the establishment wants to garner is timing.

There's no point in trying to convince them your dedication has not changed.

Economist Raghuram Rajan explains this point in a recent article at Project Syndicate.

Emerson believed that life is about growing, and there was no point in living if you don't constantly grow.

The marriage was described in court documents as " irretrievably broken " with no point in trying to reconcile .

If the cancelled summit marked freezing point in EU-China relations, this trip is the beginning of a definite thaw.

At this point in its development, China will have to rely more on internal demand.

Up to that point in my life, I had given no thought to anyone I saw on the street, in stores or anywhere else.

I'll return to this point in a later column when I look at the trade-offs between annotations and external configuration files.

And since you are Eternal Beings, then there's no point in rushing, because there's never going to be a time when you don't exist.

If I find position-velocity XYZ coordinates for those and the inner planets at some point in time, I'll put up applets of those too.

The therapeutic effects of neural stem cells in cerebral infarct have been a key point in the researches.

President Barack Obama said he believed the summit will be a 'turning point' in the drive toward global recovery.

I don't see the point in tampering with a system that's worked fine so far.

At one point in the film, Stephanie LaFarge admits to breastfeeding Nim, as she did her other, human, children.

How to understand the behavior and concept of insider, it is an important point in fieldwork of Ethnomusicology .

I am therefore very pleased that the general consensus seems to point in this direction.

Richard thought there was no point in continuing treatment; he'd never get any better or leave the hospital alive.

Text reading research is one important area at reading psychology and it has been a hot point in experiment psychology for a long time.

Imagine a future where time travel is possible. We are free to travel backward in time to any point in history.

Besides, the dust aggravates my condition. What's the point in prolonging the inevitable? We're all just one stitch away from here to there.

There's no point in trying to manage your reputation on the internet any more.

As I'm not sure a black hole is exactly the right massage at this point in a relationship.

Each point in the pattern deviation map of follow-up visual fields is compared against the baseline data, he said.

This may also be thought of as a slot in the topology that must be selected at a later point in time.

To add a slide number to this slide only, first position the insertion point in a text placeholder or text box where you want it to go.

It allows the system to answer questions about what was known at a certain point in time about a fact at another moment.

Furthermore, business continuity must be the beginning point in systems design, not the end point.

Relax and enjoy the ever-changing flow of being alive. There's no point in working yourself into a frenzy about anything.

" When I told him I did, he added acidly, " Well, my dear, at this point in your career, you are a potential threat to mankind.

Studies have in fact demonstrated that yeast infections are more common in women during pregnancy than at any other point in their lives.

One of them involves computing a line integral from the origin to a point in the plane by going first along the x axis, then vertically.

And there's no point in trying to move your Mac programs, since they won't run on the PC.

If the design crew can consider this point in advance, will greatly improve the efficiency of film output and error files.

What's the point in having a uint if you're only going to use it for things other than unsigned integers?

The party explained that since she wears a niqab there was no point in showing her picture.

Researches on Psychological Contract has been a hotspot and a difficult point in the field of human resource management.

'It's a Plan D, ' he said. 'It's essentially an insurance policy for the situation where we hit a tipping point in climate change quickly. '

It's very eye-opening to read these old goals, remembering where I was at this point in my life.

Our reference point in this sense is Athens. No, Athens was not a miracle, absolutely not, it was the right reward for splendid work.

At this point in time, the database has not been updated.

By this point in the project the organization often has an idea of the topology for their production environment.

Represents an ordered pair of floating-point x- and y-coordinates that defines a point in a two-dimensional plane.

Researchers at the University of Texas Medical School believe they may have found a weak point in the human immunodeficiency virus.

A snapshot is the result of a query and is a view into a database at one point in time.

For many of these diseases, drug donations have been the true turning point in terms of prospects for control and eventual elimination.

Yet, still, it was the turning point in my life - because I was no longer biasing myself against God.

Awakenings to new paths are occurring at this point in the so-called time element. Accompanied by concomitant release of prior settings.

Even the point in the play die-cutting operation will not be sporadic, drops from the take-up rate, and other very important role.

to indicate that the corresponding point is the last point in a figure and that the figure should be closed.

He looked upon his trip to Paris as a turning point in his life.