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They point out how the interconnection of computers leads to a much broader class of connections than might have been expected.

We're going to go through several parts of it because what I'm going to point out right now is, how did Paul try to convince them?

The last chapter is a conclusion, which summarize and finish up the thesis and point out insufficient and the place still to be improved.

It is one of the most characteristic tasks of any technology to point out what cannot be achieved.

What we have been trying to point out to people are the dangers of crossing.

As you point out in the book, the statistical differences between American and Dutch teens when it comes to sex is pretty staggering.

One of the first ways to deal with this objection is to point out that XForms are just over twenty abstractions of a user interaction model.

It's also important to point out that this secure connection is only available for the main Google Search page right now.

The authors point out there's a bit of a mystery about precisely which hole Colombo was poking with his Italian probe.

He is not the only one who finds it easier to point out the flaws in a system than to correct them.

We want to point out that this was an Afghan army operation. Coalition troops were in support of the Afghan operation.

What I am trying to do is provoke thinking, raise awareness and point out that there are real questions here that we all should be asking.

OK, so let me move on a bit and point out that with parametric equations, we've looked also at things like velocity and acceleration.

Nevertheless, I do feel obligated to point out to you that she did not reject you.

Sperber and Mercier, however, point out that this is true only if the point of reasoning is to draw true conclusions.

Point out to the stout man that the bins further on are empty and offer to put his bag there as you move on.

What change in her appearance does Roslin point out to Baltar when she visits him in the brig in Escape Velocity?

It never hurts to point out how much you appreciate the small services and tasks that someone unfailingly performs.

But I would like to point out to you that you must be fully held responsible for any consequence that may arise.

They rightly point out that American conservatism has always been a broad church and the battle is not all one way.

When I point out how much people are raiding from their retirement accounts in order to spend today, some people question the numbers.

Talking about the weakness, point out the areas for improvement in a specific way. Don't say "I think you did not do a good job" .

some principles to be emphasized point out in consideration of a selected construction project for coal-tar processing.

He knew his friend was uneasy about this raid and had only wanted to point out that they had very little choice but to go through with it.

You might not be experts, but you'll probably be able to point out the potential flaws or trouble spots in one another's work.

However, the former defender of Parma was quick to point out that this was just an invented story to further stir up the environment.

Tomorrow I'll come with you, he had 12 points, we would point out the candles, and I promise you to look at you wish.

You're right to point out that smoking has benefits as well as costs, and that implies that it might be perfectly rational to smoke.

All that I desire to point out is the general principle that life imitates art far more than art imitates life.

I tried to sort them by Act but I might have missed a few things left and right, feel free to point out errors in comments.

They point out that a really deep and lengthy gape is often accompanied by throwing out the chest and putting one's hands behind one's head.

But others point out that this reform is "a creation of the sense of beauty" in essence.

But critics point out that it is hardly possible to meet it (IT being such a global business), even if it were a good idea.

On the surface of it , this may seem to be a sound solution, but if thinking again , we would point out some drawbacks.

Cathy: If you come to the front desk, I can give you a map of the local area and point out some sights for you.

Eileen had always been quick to point out what they'd missed; they depended on her for that.

There are other directions that your race can take, and I'm trying to point out those directions to you.

to point out fraud wherever you think it occurs, but you do not have the right to decide whether your accusations are valid.

She did not bother to point out that "wife" was scarcely the operative label with the decree absolutely due in a fortnight.

While it may also be tempting to point out the illegality of the question, doing so likely won't endear you to the interviewer.

Harry Potter fans are able to walk around and point out spots where important events took place in Harry Potter's world.

But as the two point out, the required dollar depreciation could be much greater if it took place over a short period.

The controversy that you point out may be understandable from the fact that the Indian calendar is lunar-based, like the Islamic calendar.

Charles Dumas of London-based Lombard Street Research brings this point out in an analysis with which I have great sympathy.

He was one of the first to point out decades ago the problem of arsenic contamination in deep water wells in West Bengal and Bangladesh.

Tsingtao was careful to point out in announcing the deal that it would "build up its market position as a core base in Shandong Province" .

Behavioural economists point out cases in which our decisions don't match neoclassical theory, and thus the "as if" defence fails.

The sanguine point out that this has no effect on cashflow, since such charges are non-cash items.

Please kindly point out to me if I said anything improperly.

Since supply chain management covers many items, no one can conclude so far to point out the influence of it's preprocess factor.

I point out to Stewart that his isn't a new idea: there used to be a little booklet giving London Underground users the same information.

It's unnecessary for me to point out that supply exceeds demand at present and that this situation is apt to continue for a long time yet.

As you point out, society needs a better response to depression, and funded provision of therapy for the general population is one solution.

CORRESPONDENT But top Bush officials point out that while U. S. intelligence may not be able to back the claim , the British still are .

As I point out in an earlier post, more intelligent people are often more likely to do stupid things.

Wise men point out, a man cannot be happy if he has no chance to tell no matter how beautiful and marvelous spectacle he visits.

At this opportunity I would like to point out a bad harmonica habit, that of increasing the volume of a note just before playing the next.

But we wish to point out that it is only with a view to encouraging future deals with you that we are accommodating you this time.

I was one of those journalists who tried to point out over the past decade that house prices and stock values were getting out of control.

If your daughter volunteers to clean you house, you can't point out to her, the way you could when she was a teenager, the dust she missed.

I should also point out that I have no scientific data that backs up what I'm about to say.

They argue that none of them is named in the complaint and point out that the bank's robust defence means no heads will roll.

And yet, as you point out, poetry does have to be entertaining, or at least polite enough to be invited into peoples'living rooms?

Still, if they do, at least the executives can point out that their fun was paid for by the British, and cost America not one penny.

She did point out, however, that Microsoft looks at these services as a way to distinguish itself from its competitors.

My chief purpose is to point out the difficulties of the matter.

Industry professionals point out that this set of paint color color system will be the mainstream direction.

When someone is reading , the rest of the class should all listen carefully and try to point out his mistakes, If there is any.

"Basically, we're just trying to point out that what society is doing is not sustainable, " said Joseph.

Additional things could include annotating an image to point out a problem or a question to be answered by a doctor at a central hospital.

Is the word to be replaced, my son to help me point out the spot.

So this seems like a good time to point out that this blame-the-public view isn't just self-serving, it's dead wrong.

But analysts point out that, since the last serious crisis broke out in 2006, Europe has done very little to avert shortages.

To point out his mistakes directly will have no effect except to make him angry.

Then we point out the selectivity of every kind of words about these four exclamatory structures.

As always, we'll run down the basic features, point out the pros and cons and then tell you whether or not it's worth a download.

Of course, the researchers were quick to point out that the technology is still a long way off from being able to power normal electronics.

The researchers do point out that these treatments have so far only been able to produce "faster or stronger mice. "

Yet economists point out that there are surprisingly few credible estimates of the extent to which microcredit actually reduces poverty.

And while other researchers praise her work, they point out that of dolphin-human communication has often fallen short of expectations.

When you leave school or college, someone will inevitably point out that it is not the end but only the beginning of learning.

Some point out, for instance, that it would help big, rich countries that have better access to the technology.

No senior Taliban leader, they point out, seems to have been killed.

In spite of these benefits though, I feel duty bound to point out that captive pandas can be profoundly unpredictable too.

it is fair to point out that the drought is the sort of thing such change is expected to make more likely, not less.

Maddie joined the neighbors as they ran to the creek, then helped point out where her mother was trapped.

Finally to point out that this conclusion is also applied to the anti-monopoly law regulation of restrictive clauses.

The last chapter is the conclusion, make a summary of the paper and point out the innovation of this paper and deficiencies.

For that reason -- as well as for comparison -- we wanted to point out some of the other popular GUI toolkits for Python.

The only time I "feel white" is when black people point out something in me that they don't want to own in themselves and so label "white. "

Henry had no wish to trespass on my area of responsibility, but he felt he ought to point out one or two omissions in my report.

All of these, point out Robert Diaz and Rutger Rosenberg, authors of a report last August in Science, are traditional fishing grounds.

The only time I "feel white" is when black people point out something in me that they don't want to own in themselves and so label "white. "

There are just different things you can get out of it. It's mostly how they tell the story and what they stop and point out.

The idea that smoking could be a risk factor does have physiological evidence to back it up, the researchers point out.

That's fine. But I must point out that the offer is only valid until the end of the month.

They point out that good Moutai takes a year to ferment and at least four more years to age.

And, as you point out in the example of California, we were able to do that at one time in the US.

As the researchers point out, the women may have remembered their pre-diagnosis sex life as being better than it seemed at the time.

What's more, they seldom point out students' collocational errors in class, as if believing that students themselves will recognize them.

What's more, they seldom point out students' collocational errors in class, as if believing that students themselves will recognize them.

WebDAV . * Representation parameters are hints to processors that point out interesting parts of a resource representation.

It serves to point out the need for you to undertake a very important step in development.

These computational structures will be defined and described in later chapters; here we only point out a few salient features.

Americans are also right to point out that EU leaders have already pledged to admit Turkey if it meets a long list of legal requirements.

Meanwhile, Chinese foreign policy scholars were almost queuing up to point out all the problems that come with close ties to North Korea.

I am going to tell you about the other method as well, but I just want to point out this one actually doesn't become more complicated.

Now, let me point out that it's not always nefarious.

In his introductory monologue, he tried to point out that he was a nice guy despite his sometimes macabre roles.

When speaking to organizations about retaining talent, I often point out the 'dark side' of talent.

When speaking to organizations about retaining talent, I often point out the 'dark side' of talent.

The authors point out that countries might have suffered disasters anyway, without being showered with money.

Chinese research institutes often point out with pride that such projects can stimulate and nurture young talent.

When danger comes, I roll myself into a ball so my sharp quills point out in all directions.

They point out, moreover, that Mr. Cassidy lived across the country in California and is not accused of getting anywhere close to Ms. Zeoli.

Meanwhile, I point out that attempted crime due to impossibility is a cross concept of legal impossibility and attempted crime.

One of Reilly's patients had an affair, ended it, and then told her husband as a way to point out they were in more trouble than he thought.

Experts have been quick to point out that the accident will push up global crude prices over the long term.

Fine, I said, but I had to point out: We've been down this road before. This wasn't the first time we had taken away his electronics.

Jiang said he was waiting for other mathematicians to point out the obvious errors in Wiles' proof of FLT.

I'll repeat our conversation, word for word, Isabella; and you point out any charm it could have had for you. '

Point out your results. Keep your boss up to date with your progress toward meeting goals.

But then they point out something that often slips my mind: my travel experiences are those of a man, as well.

But I can point out Mr. Pierre to you. See that tall man over there. He is.

The fifth part is to adopt a SWOT analysis to point out the opportunities and threads faced by the company.

But US officials were quick to point out that it was up to them, not BP, whether the cap could stay in place.

Be in gravid and inchoate , whether is physician combination judgement continued by obstetrician and heart gravid, point out a note.

You are also wholly right to point out that since I seem to talk to women in unhappy relationships, I will have a skewed perspective.

Sir, I need to point out two facts here, first, Tibet is a part of China, Second, China is not a part of any western invaders .

One hundred years ago, they point out, a worker put in 12 or 13 hours a day, 6 days a week, and week followed week without annual vacation.

They must not hurt your eye, color tones should be nice, chosen in such a manner to point out what the website is telling to the visitors.

I don't propose to shed a tear for New Yorkers or Londoners here, just to point out that we are not in it for the money.

Ask a well-heeled Chinese lady about her new handbag and she is quite likely to point out that she bought it in Paris.

I'll just point out that the general sphinx shape is a natural formation in that part of the world, due to winds sand.

In a commentary, two leading experts point out that the desire to have a son appears to influence the behaviour of expatriate Indians too.

Also we point out that this kind of variational equations has a main theoretical meaning in the study of stochastic controls.

But Bono likes to stop and point out what works on this continent, largely because he's plunged himself into so much sadness.

They do point out a few problems that we need to be aware of, but there's nothing worrying in the reports.

So with that point out of the way, let's take some time to look at porn and various sociological aspects of it.

There were so many wrongs it is hard to point out what was the core of it all.

And endings disrupt the flow of our lives, as they compel us to look in other directions, point out our shortcomings and work on ourselves.

They point out that no one can be sure that the future of these plants and animals which may be useful to us.

Perform a random act of kindness. Hold up the door or point out the way for someone who seems lost.

Critics point out the market is still riddled with corporate governance abuses and other problems that helped to cause the last bear market.

The stockmarket, though, is still a bubble: even the operators of the Shenzhen exchange have felt obliged to point out the dangers.

She supposed he was just trying to point out contradictions in the government line.

Despite the latest losses, Senator Clinton remains upbeat, and is quick to point out a recent surge in fundraising.

At the end of this chapter we point out which of these areas we believe especially merit additional study.

Would be good to point out that "proper" way of opening tripods is top down, so that the thinnest leg section is the last to be used.

And there will always be a need, professionals point out, for places that preserve traditional paper books.

That' s why it's so easy to point out what is NOT working, and all the failures.

Author bold mean, plans to make a preliminary discussion in light of this, asks respectfully to point out mistakes.

As the authors point out, for insurers to even consider a long term policy they must have the freedom to charge premiums that reflects risk.

We have to point out that we intend to place a large order with you if the price is competitive.

I wish to point out th for the offers are higher tha recent some of the quotes from your competitors in other countries.

They point out that there may be a floor below which vacancies will not fall, however dire the state of the job market.

Summarize research results of this paper and point out the next in-depth study and new application direction.

The thesis point out that state capability is one of the most important for a state to realize modernization.

Some experts on agriculture point out that the do not concern about the rise of wheaten due to the drought in Russia and export ban.

i wish to point out that your offer are higher than some of your competitors in other countries.

Our instincts were correct, but having it up against the XT helped point out some of the Honda's far-between weaknesses.

I describe the general issues of the article, and point out that Shanghai's financial industry developing need not-stop efforts.

But as many market participants point out, there has never been equal access to information in the markets.

We also define the crime of deforestation and unlawful felling tree, and point out the difference between them. 2.

Finally, we sum up the research conclusion, point out the deficiencies, and propose the research direction for the subsequent studies.

Each side will attempt to make the strongest possible arguments for its position and point out weaknesses in the arguments of its opponents.

But it's nothing new to point out the conflicts of interest faced by the journalist or critic who has met his subject in a social setting.

"I say that to point out, " Thorn said, "that this is a really intricate collaboration among biological, social and psychological factors. "

I'm no expert at all on the Sumerian legends and the like so if I'm wrong on anything please feel free to point out.

Now, there are other reasons, but I wanted to point out a few of the most common.

We have to point out that the listed payment term do not correspond to customary business practice .

We have to point out that the listed payment terms do not correspond to customary business practice.

In the end, the advantage and disadvantage of these methods was summarized and point out the direction for future work on this research.

But Kinsley and Meyer point out that the brain works like a "neural beehive, " and disturbing one part of the hive could impact the other.

Defenders of solar subsidies point out that, unlike those on biofuels, they do not actually take food from the plates of the hungry.

But let me point out a few things.

Dr. Hadjipanayis asked him to point out his parents. Check.

The introduction part will point out the necessity and realistic significance of exploration and improvement of the system.

They point out that there is usually a period of many years between a person becoming overweight and his developing the other symptoms.

At the end of the paper, we point out some problems existing in this system and put forward the suggestion on the next work.

We also point out that this system has some disadvantages because of its working principle and realization of its show value source.

Economists are right to point out that exports are now more diversified than when Japan was the dominant buyer.

Others point out that China could be facing a debt crisis of its own making given high levels of local government debt that could turn sour.

At the U. N. Conference, the president was quick to point out specific sectors where improvement are being made.

I'll point out a number of things you can do to make your applications more durable, less prone to attack, and easier to maintain.

We regret to point out that the goods delivered are not up to the standard of the samples.

Some might point out that many other currency regimes have broken up, and, in general, the sky has not fallen in.

People who don't like GM foods point out the fact that they contain chemical substances that could be dangerous to other forms of life.

I wish to point out that your offers are higher than some of the quotations from your competitors in other countries.

They point out that the Chevalier had a number of politically well-connected friends in Venice who could have offered a bribe.

As Bruce Schneier would be quick to point out, the strength of fraud protection is determined primarily by the people, not the technology.

It was point out that developing cosmetic safety raw materials was the main trend in cosmetic industry.

They point out that it takes hundreds of thousands of backroom engineers, mathematicians and technicians to make space flight possible.

Well, I should point out, first of all, that historically this has been an area that's been very hard for journalists to investigate.

A: First I have to point out that the incident has no direct links to the current situation on the Peninsula.

Yet, critics point out a couple of disturbing facts about the incidents at the Air Force Academy.

Some language experts point out that language pollution must be done away with, which is an idea shared by myself and many others.

Analysts are quick to point out a second issue: Historic gasoline prices are here to stay.

At the end of this thesis, we summarize the major results and point out problems need to be further discussed and researched.

Sunnier ones point out that if you include benefits, total hourly compensation rose by 1. 3% a year over the same period.

They point out that students in most other industrial countries are in school more hours a day and more days a year.

The mining companies point out the huge benefits the project brings in terms of employment, tax revenue and foreign exchange.

If it is, I would ask Kanazawa to point out the gene (or set of genes) religion is encoded on.

Cross-examine Victoria, and try to point out problems with both her original identification and with the lineup.

At last, we carry on comprehensive analysis to the operation result of system and point out the further work.

There seemed to be another point out a long way ahead into the lake.

Those in power believe that if no one is there to point out a driver's mistakes, he simply won't make any.

"Show me where you live, " said the man. "Point out the place! "

Economists also point out that spending cuts alone do not solve the problems of countries with structural economic problems.

We wish to point out that this is our best price and we is unable to entertain any counter offer.

Oh, I'm sorry, but I really should point out your estimation is not correct. Our wares are always dependable.

Researchers also point out the mercury from fish and seafood can take about 44 days to be excreted from the body.

If the information is not quantitative, in a study, point out the need for objective, quantified, well-controlled research.

I am sorry, but I really shall point out his estimation is not correct.

In the last Chapter, we summarize the main results and point out the aspects that need to be improved.

I point out he has cheese in his hair. He laughs and shakes his head. Some, though not all, falls off.

They point out how the software could easily display data on multiple diseases or public health initiatives over the same satellite map.

They point out that in this sub-market, the public sector is present both as a supplier and a customer.

It's easy to point out how things could be better.

Is it trying to point out a belief that you don't need?

If I point out your errors, please do not take it amiss.

After all, critics point out, editors at La Tribune have repeatedly denounced Mr Arnault for attempting to interfere with its coverage.

Then it is the time to ask questions and to point out any tasks that you feel aren't under your control.

A: To my disappointment, I must point out that the quality of the goods was not in conformity with the contract stipulations.

So let me just point out : Memes are like viruses. That 's what Richard said, back in ' 93.

Yet, the Tufts researchers point out, a caterpillar needs no postgraduate training before it begins to slink across a leaf.

Is the purpose of this book to expose this world of quantum mechanics that people find so mysterious and point out that it's everywhere?

Tactfully, I don't bother to point out the state motto posted on each and every one of our license plates.

Walk through your neighborhood or town and point out people working, like the bus driver or the police officer.

You are right to point out that your partner has much to gain from such an arrangement.

and point out that it may fail when applied to system where multiple weakly damped low frequency oscillation modes coexist.

He listens to, put down the thing in the hand at once, trots over, listen to " the leader " "point out " .

The authors point out the advantages of the system and introduces the application of some popular podded electric propulsion systems.

I meant to point out that the state debt problem is a massive headwind for the U. S. economy, second in importance only to housing.

When I point out that their new coal plants require that they convince Russia to leave its oil in the ground, they are silent.

But as its critics point out, the elected school board still found plenty of money for junkets and public relations.

We wish to point out that this is our best price and we are not able to entertain any counter offer.

They told me that their retort is to point out how badly the US takes care of its homeless humans.

However, he and others point out that geologists and geophysicists aren't the only ocean scientists getting new equipment these days.

Through of analysis and comparison, point out t the shortages, and try to put forward myself's suggestions.

Defensive Eurocrats point out that the public finances of the euro area as a whole are no worse than America's.

At last the writer draws a research conclusion, point out the deficiency of the article and the direction of further research.

The results could point out the revolution direction of banking industry in customer relationship management.

Finally, point out how the certified accountant discerns the commonsense method of the earnings manipulation in auditing practice.

Finally, the author draw a conclusion, then point out the deficiency and what should go on to do in this paper.

Gwynn and I often point out to each other the little things that make us just oh so happy.

The doctor and I both believe the material is fitting school's request. Please point out anything deficiency.

Let me take this opportunity to point out that you are looking particularly ravishing today.

Analysts are quick to point out the strength of the company's management bench.

All this suggests a new way of thinking about HIV treatment, the WSJ and others point out.