point to

Lu banner of the end of the straight left hand, right hand pointing to painting banners, as if to say it.

The neuron is a specific sort of cell and the neuron has three major parts, as you could see illustrated here [pointing to the slide].

"We used to hand these out in secret, " one of Kilani's young associates says, opening his black coat and pointing to its inside pocket.

Pointing to a word the professor had circled in his essay, he said, "I can't read what you wrote about it in the margin, sir. "

"Hannah, " she said softly, pointing to Michael, who was waiting with me in the doorway. "Do you know this man? "

Shadow of the sticks whirling in the wind seems to be naughty in the water and pointing to a desolate wordless thought.

she said suddenly, pointing to a pair of shoes way up high on a shelf.

The next day the girl wore an even shorter skirt the boy said to her again, "I bet you can't climb that tree" , pointing to a taller one.

Pointing to something out the passenger window to distract his wife, he picked up the shoe and tossed it out of his window.

They started pointing to Conley's case in lectures, and writing about him in their books. He became their poster child.

Corporate earnings have strengthened, but companies are still cutting spending, pointing to an unsustainable rebound, he said.

It was a symbol of two hands pointing to the town, as if telling one to stay.

"Your Majesty, here is a fine horse I present to you, " pointing to the stag, he said.

"Wow, he's got tremendous feeling, " she said pointing to another dancer as he spun his partner in circles.

At this point, you know how to create a new QueryPath object pointing to a document, and you've also seen a simple CSS selector.

While one of her little hands was pointing to a tiny cloud that hovered like a golden feather above her head.

"Simpler seems to be a new trend, " he said, pointing to iOS versus MacOS, chat versus email.

"Another brandy, " he said, pointing to his glass. The waiter who was in a hurry came over.

Asian shares were lower while U. S. stock futures were pointing to a bit of a rebound after a sharp sell-off on Wednesday.

I guess did not know what I toot What do you mean, just think a lot of fun pointing to her, she laughed, I have to grab the baton.

This he said, pointing to the sort of death he would have.

Accounts opened the door a look mason was standing there, pointing to the piece of higher level than the original hole that even deep pit.

memories will always hit me a slap, pointing to the old wounds would not let me forget.

Prototypical knowledge with identities pointing to the principle or object, was more easily to be activated in problem-solving process.

" And how much are they then? " I asked, pointing to another tray.

But he was no Lampard, speeding by, waving his arms, pointing to his watch and patting his pockets to excuse his not stopping.

The company disputes this analysis, pointing to its one-month duration gap as a sign that it is not taking interest rate risk.

"The moon is broken, but Daddy can fix it, " I said at the age of 3, pointing to the rind of a waning moon.

The memory location to which newArea was pointing cannot be freed, as there is no pointer left pointing to that location.

P(3)-Q(16)-A(9) -- I answer that, We must not say that "this Man" -- pointing to Christ -- "began to be, " unless we add something.

Camel Hill looks to my eye like a fist, closed except for a thumb pointing to the sky, while Elephant Trunk Hill looks like a simple arch.

"That's him over there, Mam . " He said, pointing to a dark-haired man in a white coat.

In many people's eyes, Lu Xun has been touted as a brave fighter, his own words, each word pointing to the dark reality of the rule.

Plato taught a trinity of the soul, in which it is easy to see analogies, pointing to a higher form of the doctrine.

"They have had a somewhat sobering experience of trying to do that, " he said, pointing to SAIC's experience with Ssangyong.

He walked out on the public street, but there was no church with its spire pointing to Heaven.

"There's Baldy, " he said, pointing to a bald eagle circling low, keeping an eye on the rack, looking to snag any fish before Turner did.

The Tsar turned with a smile to one of his courtiers, pointing to the gallant-looking Apsheron regiment, and said something to him.

Xiu: (pats his head while pointing to sky) YesYes! "The silver glare radiates through the cloud" The dragon god should be silver! !

Sometimes she would try to cheer her father by pointing to the pile of rubble next door, all that was left of their neighbors' bombed house.

SH: I never thought of it. . . (pointing to reporter) what do you think. . . ?

"Next year, it will be one and a half metres, " he said, pointing to a survivor.

It's not clear that the market today presents a "buying opportunity, " he said, pointing to continuing structural problems in the economy.

From there, it was a steep climb up a rural asphalt road that headed west and was well marked with signs pointing to Point Alpha.

"You ask" said the driver, pointing to the elderly gas station attendants inside the building.

The tea part is just a metaphor [on screen: a Fox News reporter pointing to boxes at one of the tea parties containing a million tea bags].

And he said, freedom is not your condition, it's in here, he started pointing to people on campus.

' The person was likely to say they don't live close to the new highway, before pointing to an area at most a quarter mile away.

Nuisance to the person next to said: " master, I see the girl may have the . . . " Said while also pointing to his head melon seeds.

Looking at the granny for quite a while, Qiuqiu's grandma raised her stiff hand, pointing to her.

"They destroy the forest forever, " Rosenberg complains, pointing to a hole in one of his plantation'sbarbed-wire fences.

Like the OT tabernacle it was a temporary provision pointing to something greater.

We Might Not Know Exactly What Happened for Months On this much, everyone agrees, pointing to similar situations in the past.

If no entry content is provided, there must be at least one alternate link pointing to the content.

"A bachelor! " I said, astonished. "Why, who's that, Mr. Peggotty? " pointing to the person in the apron who was knitting.

I did not speak Italian, but I took the menu and began pointing to it.

The Druze boss, one of the Middle East's more accurate weathervanes, is far from alone in pointing to Damascus, Syria's capital.

'Sit down there, Toad, ' said the Badger kindly, pointing to a chair.

"Another brandy, " he said, pointing to his glass.

My earliest memories are of pointing to the sky, having detected the far-off drone of a piston engine.

The scale will be huge, pointing to a possible pick-up in the already rapid pace of investment.

In a sense, a memory cell containing an address can be thought of as pointing to another memory cell. Such cells are called pointers.

Any action may come too late to stop a significant recession in Europe; already the purchasing managers' indices are pointing to a downturn.

As the accountant opened the door, he saw the stonemason standing there, pointing to a deep dip in the step.

"Look, " he said pointing to a red and white jacket folded beside one body.

It has complained of unfair treatment in the US, pointing to the fact that it offered better conditions than the ultimate winner, Ericsson.

"Dual SIM is probably the most easy to spot, " he says, pointing to the extra slot.

said one of the officers, pointing to a French prisoner, a dragoon, who was being led on foot by two Cossacks .

It's impolite of you to sit with your feet pointing to others.

Recent genetic and cellular discoveries are among the advances pointing to improved treatments for this increasingly common disorder.

I've espoused it before and I'll keep pointing to the secondhand market as a great alternative to purchasing new.

"It was that chap there with the apron, " pointing to the butler.

Later, my father took me to the park, pointing to the two rows of trees to ask me: "you know those are what tree? "

That means GM won't be able to wow potential investors by pointing to a string of high-profit models waiting in the wings.

This value can be static text or an expression pointing to a field or other object in the parent report.

A new study is now pointing to another reason young adults are doing drugs and drinking: to have better sexual relations.

Solution: Verify whether or not the DISPLAY environment variable is pointing to the running Xserver.

M&A advisers dispute this, pointing to studies that show buyers outperform the market, at least in the year after the deal.

The children were pointing to the animals, shouting with excitement.

Some observers said Jiang was a lightweight, pointing to his fondness for singing or reciting the Gettysburg Address.

In the following screen, you are presented with an interface that allows you to specify a schema name for the database you are pointing to.

If you declare more than one variable pointing to the same type, each will reference a separate instance of that type.

Those who believe that the battle in Iraq is lost are pointing to the unsatisfactory performance on some of the political benchmarks.

Pointing to any link (press the TAB key to jump to the next link on the page).

"How can you possibly know if there is anyone under all that? " he asks, pointing to a massive heap of bricks and concrete.

"See, he's crying, " Hana said, pointing to one of her drawings.

New orders fell, while inventories were up, pointing to bad times ahead, just as they did last summer.

"How beautiful they look! " she said, pointing to the flowers over there.

And they are calling for more effective policing, pointing to how tightening up in France has had a dramatic effect on drivers' behaviour.

Suddenly, the brutal Roman soldiers pull out the sword, pointing to Archimedes's nose, when he came to realize that the immediate thing.

As explained earlier, this invoke activity can be connected to the correct rule service or can be pointing to a placeholder service.

"Now you put those things away, " he said genially , pointing to the trunks.

Recruit links: The number of external links pointing to your content also is an important factor in how you're ranked by search engines.

As a result, the memory location to which memoryArea was pointing to earlier becomes an orphan, as shown in Figure 5 below.

"I see. And I take it this, " he said, pointing to her slightly protruding stomach, "is my soon-to-be great grandson? "

So far politicians have dodged questions about priorities by pointing to the strategic defence review scheduled for after the election.

or by simply pointing to the item with a mouse and clicking one of the mouse buttons.

Some models were still pointing to a tightening of policy right up to the summer of 2008, while the global financial system seized up.

Father explained to me, pointing to a few crows crouching in other trees around.

I beamed and said pointing to a tiny lamplight on the opposite mountain, "It's Jupiter over there! "

In this manner, the tail pointer is always pointing to the first vacancy at the tail of the queue.

With all the signs pointing to a testing time ahead for exporters, China's policy makers will be focused on supporting competitiveness.

Separately, US consumer confidence in June has fallen to its lowest level since August, pointing to slower economic growth this year.

Pointing to one part of the body can mean differently in different cultures.

"I know it, " replied the Jew, tearing a newspaper from his pocket and pointing to it.

Afterwards, prosecutors privately described the conductor as a colleague, pointing to his decades of work for the railway.

At this point, he is also able to update all instances including I3 to Fix Pack 2 by pointing to the new path.

As soon as the cat and jeers, pointing to the tree owl, said : saw that she had pregnant with my children!

In another strange twist, he drew a box at the top of the paper, with an arrow pointing to it and the command "Smell here. "

His goal celebration consists of pointing to the sky, a tribute to his mum Pat, who died in 2008.

"Howe cannot be far, " said Winthrop, pointing to a faded map sketched on worn hemp paper.

" Then pointing to the tree by the road he said, " You see, it is that kind of tree.

She dropped her shopping bags and took out her handgun, pointing to them and shouting at the top of her voice.

If there is no root or a pointer pointing to any part of the list then your data is lost in memory.

"But look here, what he writes, " said another, pointing to a printed paper he held in his hand.

' Pointing to the surrounding Indian ruins he announces, ''Here are the dead fathers'' against whom their descendants define themselves.

He also questions whether HIV arrived in 1966, pointing to retrospective studies in Haiti that did not find an AIDS case until 1978.

"I remember coming back and sitting in that rocking chair, " he told me, pointing to one in his living room.

"In terms of ability, I don't think women are any different than men, " Gregory said, pointing to the queen and her late mother.

"We've had a visitor, " Dorian said, pointing to a large paw print on the window of his small miner's cabin.

"You free, " he said, pointing to me.

Look! said the soldier , and pointing to a car passing by.

The wall is granite and V-shaped, with one side pointing to the Lincoln Memorial and the other to the Washington Monument.

He shrugged his shoulders when the conversation turned upon Pierre, and pointing to his forehead, said: " Crackbrained , I always said so. "

he asked at last pointing to a thick bell-rope which hung down beside the bed, the tassel actually lying upon the pillow.

Girl out of the house, walked and found that met head are pointing to her little bit.

However, you don't have to go and locate all the links pointing to account-information. jsp and change them over.

Furthermore, the symbolic name used by applications and regular users should only be an "alias" pointing to a host name.

It gives much simulation result pointing to typical ship model and navigation condition and makes a comparison between the two methods.

"Mzungu [white person], look at the bananas, " a young boy shouted, pointing to the banana plant growing among the shacks.

Moreover, RBS's proprietary activity index, a proxy for GDP, is pointing to the lowest rate of growth in over a decade.

Pointing to the fragments, the couple is always exhorted to guard jealously the sacred relationship into which they have entered.

"We have 160 stores around the world, " says Loring, explaining his absence, before cutting short and pointing to a plate.

However, many experts don't take such statements at face value, pointing to a rapidly growing defense budget and advanced defense projects.

The two British naval personnel were shown separately in two video clips, both pointing to a big map of the northern Gulf waters.

With explicit localization , you set the value of a property by using an expression pointing to a resource file .

"Call that number on the wall, " the saleswoman says, pointing to a bulletin board.

" He says, pointing to shoes, said: " special step, the general feeling of flying.

Configure and ensure the boot list is pointing to the standby BOS as the first boot device, as shown in Listing 17.

Character references provide a way to insert Unicode characters that are identified by a number pointing to a Unicode code point.

Imagine a revival of Epictetus in Sadean experience: "You see, you broke it, " he says, pointing to his leg.

Bailey believes that the company's culture is starting to shift, pointing to Sony's new NEX-5 camera as one example.

The map displays the place and shows a marker pointing to the place address and an information window showing the place address.

Thousands of peer-reviewed scientific studies over decades all pointing to one conclusion?

Presence of autorun. inf files in the root of mapped drives pointing to a . dll file inside the RECYCLER folder of the drive.

"This was where my neighbor and her two children lived, " Quiroz says, pointing to a charred patch of ground.

Technical indicators are pointing to a strained market, though recently stocks have been maintaining the momentum of late 2010.

said shaughnessy one morning to hurstwood , pointing to the real estate column in a copy of the " herald , " which he held.

Meanwhile, there has been concern that barge rates are falling too fast and may be pointing to a significant weakness in demand.

If a site for an auto dealer is pointing to the site of a bariatric surgeon, there's not much relevancy or shared subject matter.

A clear call to action (Step 1- Like us; Step 2: Sign up for our free Newsletter) with an attractive arrow pointing to the like button.

The president said pointing to Sonia Sotomayor's 17 years experience as a federal judge is one reason he picked her.

A small set of links are created in this directory to support your init script (with each command link pointing to BusyBox).

But the Treasury bond market is only pointing to average inflation of 1. 9% over the next 20 years.

"I can see the well from my bedroom window, Luke, " Phoebe answered, pointing to an open lattice in one of the gables .

Even after all those moves, inflation remains a stubborn foe, with the flash PMI pointing to a rebound in input costs in July.

City analysts believe the renewed turmoil in the eurozone is pointing to a deep recession in Europe.

'Then I must ask you to look at the gentleman over there, ' said Mr Stryver, pointing to Sydney Carton.

Mayne disagrees, pointing to a recent meta-analysis suggesting that vitamin E supplementation increases mortality of all causes.

Andrew jabbed a finger, pointing to a collection of pharmaceutical bottles and packages on a side table.

Amid the confusion, stocks may be pointing to a genuine negative: rising interest rates.

Pointing to the problems of ocean eco-environment, this paper puts forward the indispensability of actualizing ocean ecosystem management.

Here we have referenced only a portion of the external file that the URI is pointing to.

"The woman in front of us, pointing to the sign, remarked, " Believe me , if I had a bill larger than 20 dollars, I wouldn't be eating here.

"That's the mine over there, " one of my companions says, pointing to the cliffs rising above the village.

The last operator in the flow is a Table Target operator pointing to a table where you want to write the annotations.

With confidence one is liable to open up the mind more and come closer to what Luangpor is pointing to.

For a search on "apple, " the wheel shows prongs pointing to "apple fruit" or "apple store locator" in the left panel.

Insurgencies take many years to defeat, they say, pointing to the British experience in Malaya.

Hoff said, pointing to a cluster of heart-shaped buds, bright green against the darkened soil.

Anderson agrees, pointing to the strong investment of the auto industry. Many predicted a glut in the market, but demand is catching up.

In shops in Homs, some profess to prefer stability to reform, anxiously pointing to Iraq and Lebanon as examples of what can go wrong.

But they believe there are a few indications pointing to a possible link.

Asian equity markets are following and European stock futures are currently pointing to a mixed opening.

I asked, pointing to one of the spikes, which indicated that the rate had shot up.

Some analysts explain the diffidence by pointing to the drawn-out recession of the 1990s, which left the country demoralized and d in debt.

Mrs Clinton's campaign, unsurprisingly, played down the results, pointing to Mr Obama's bigger efforts in those states.

Sanha supporters drive by on the back of an open truck, pointing to their wrists in reference to his slogan "Time for Change. "

But some pundits are pointing to the sluggish economy as a potential threat to President Bush's re-election chances.

Tag can be used to generate a link pointing to a different page.

But if you point to something for a wolf or a chimp, they're likely to just look at your finger, not toward the spot you're pointing to.

It handles pointing to a distant stream, I love you so far, far could not have been far.

Asian regional equity indexes are mixed, while European stock futures are pointing to a lower opening.

This method attempts to open a stream on a URL object pointing to the remote server.

An accompanying diagram of Putin's naked torso had arrows pointing to his major muscle groups.

Supine, lift the legs close together, feet pointing to the roof, head slightly off the ground.

' said Cahn, pointing to a little house nestled into the trees.

But her parents had no doubts about Mao's leadership, pointing to the country's growing industry and international heft.

U. S. stock futures were pointing to a slightly higher open in a busy day for earnings.

If you want to start over by moving all of the fields back to the Database Columns list, click the double arrow pointing to the left.

Science is increasingly pointing to human activities as the reason that global warming is accelerating.

Pointing to the body which seemed more eloquent than either of us .

You can size and position a chart by pointing to the shaded border and dragging it to a new location.

A DBMS that can be accessed by simply pointing to a DBMS file installed with, or passed to, an application.

pointing to two slices of bread and a lump of cheese on the kitchen table.

Some people doubt whether rising demand can be sustained, pointing to several one-off incentives.

In 1997 researchers had begun pointing to a dramatic decline in the age of puberty in America.

I then defined a property (asJSON) pointing to an inner function whose job it is to hand-jam a string representation of my JSON message.

They also hurled accusations of xenophobia, pointing to an ad that SolarWorld ran in Germany tarring Chinese goods as shoddy and cheap.

Asian regional indexes are trading higher and European stock futures are pointing to a higher open.

For testing the Assembly, the location of the file need not be pointing to the exact XML file location.

Instead, the dust is multicolored, pointing to a variety of different soil types.

Pointing to the young plant, he asked me if that was the type of plant, which we had seen in the film.

Tendencies toward depression can run in families, pointing to a genetic link in many cases.

Ms Furse defends independence by pointing to a soaring share price (see chart) and strong results.

Changes you make to the values of class members affect those members when accessed through another variable pointing to the same instance.

Unfortunately, there are those who are arguing for a different direction, pointing to the failures of the Western models.

While some data is pointing to an early economic recovery, many experts agree that consumers are not yet out of the woods.

So, the elevation of government executive ability lies on the communication with policy objects (the objects of policy tools pointing to).

Within the selected region of the box part, you should see a direction indicator pointing to the inside of the box.

You can also perform an upload by reversing the source and destination, then pointing to the module for writes, as shown in Listing 8.

critics "misguided" and, pointing to Myanmar's relative insignificance compared with richer thugocracies, "hypocritical" .

When you finish our shoot, you shall see your fingers off the shoot are tight and pointing to the hoop.

Data showing a rise in consumer confidence was offset by a housing report pointing to more bumps in the road.

"China would not even have to raise debt [in order to boost demand], " she says, pointing to the country's vast currency reserves.

Equity markets, both in Asia and Europe, are firmer and US index futures are pointing to a lower opening.

The gauge for France, whose economy had seemed resilient, is pointing to a fall in output (see chart).

she continued, pointing to the corner of the house. "There are her two feet, still sticking out from under a block of wood. "

The total summation we call knowledge or science is a web of ideas pointing to, and reciprocally educating each other.

There is some more nudity in advertisement, magazine and movies pointing to a general trend towards liberated attitude and values.

Notice how the skeleton, the landscape, the clouds and even the birds are all pointing to the rider.

I said to mum calmly, "We can quickly get home by crossing it, " pointing to the opposite.

Stow will simply remove the links pointing to the application installation and never delete any installation files.

China has justified its refusal of foreign rescue teams by pointing to challenges in transport and communications in the quake-hit region.

I deserve to stick to her, she learned to like me, pointing to me.

The gray arrow pointing to the left of the grayed copy in the Sprint 1 window indicates that a move is pending for that item.

GM's navigation system could do one better by also highlighting or pointing to destinations, including specific buildings.

"Can't you tell me? " he said, pointing to young Murphy.

At a recent biotech conference, we heard a speaker start his remarks by pointing to the 'threat from Asia. '

"I caught them" said Fox, pointing to a hole in the ice. "But you don't have anything to fish with" said Bear.

It is because of the fact that most search engines don't consider web sites that do not have links pointing to the web site.

We hope World Expo 2010 Shanghai will become a showcase to the world, pointing to positive directions in which urbanization can proceed.

The reason is that the copy on the secondary node is still pointing to the repository of the primary node.

In this case, I created an Sql instance pointing to a MySQL database running on my machine.

On a new page, start the Database Results Wizard by clicking the Insert menu, pointing to Database, and then clicking Results.

Signs pointing to a sweeping Republican victory are everywhere.

"You see how Libyans are living here, " said my guide, Emat al-Maijri, an activist, pointing to the buildings.

pointing to a hawk soaring through the air.

"We need to live together, " says Mr Guo, pointing to the fact that a dozen of his 80 employees are Uighurs.

They meet a tired melancholy king, pointing to the civil war, found in the list: 'it tells us how to help the wounded man.

You call a nonshared procedure using a variable pointing to a specific instance of the class.

You can share a section by pointing to Live Sharing Session on the Share menu, and then clicking Start Sharing Current Section.

"Was this the place, perhaps? " the carpenter kept asking, pointing to various places on the column.

Some rumors are pointing to pop singing star Jennifer Lopez as a possible replacement.

I'm going to illustrate it with some fairly concrete examples, but always pointing to the broader themes.

The presendent's remarks seemed to be pointing to an early election.

Online gambling companies reject such claims, pointing to the clear audit trails offered bye-commerce.

As everyone looked up, they saw a sign that said Lock is over there, pointing to the opposite way that Julia was leading them.

Dongfeng Pointing to a Million Transform of Commercial Vehicle Co.

Pointing to the map, the guide pointed out it was impossible to travel through the forest by road.