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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?

Personality is to point to a whole spirit, is a certain tendentiousness and relatively stable characteristics of the sum total of the heart.

I do not care how much they pay, just want to point you happiness, then happiness points.

And if I'm lucky enough to be read in 50 years' time, I hope people will be able to point to them and say: that's what it was like.

When participants ramble, summarize what you think they have said and ask a question to point them in a specific direction.

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

"Dark side" traits have always been considered to be adaptive up to point, Harms said.

If you were to ask a human how to perform a task, he would use his finger to point to objects on the screen to augment his explanation.

Another aspect of the point-to-point architecture is that the run time configuration tends to remain fairly static.

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.

They were able to point me in the right direction, and I soon arrived at his house.

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.

Can you understand what I said? If I had grammatical mistakes, please help me to point it out.

Given that ETL is just a small part of EII, you can imagine the scope and the severity of the point-to-point integration problem.

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.

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

Furthermore, the point-to-point( PTP ) control sequences for a leg and a crawl gait algorithm of the vehicle is advanced.

Yan Zhao after the door, although she was involved in more than one star, but all seem to point the finger of blame Gillian.

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

Using a Frame Relay point-to-point subinterface, each pair of the point-to-point routers is on its own subnet.

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

Parts easy to attack in the system are LAN and communication link, which need to take link encrypting and point-to-point encrypting.

If there's anything I said wrong. please don't hesitate to point it out!

Even he noticed the instructor's mistake, he would not dare to point it out immediately.

In the point-to-point article, we described how the JMS resources act as a level of indirection between the bus and the application.

And I just wanted to say that I was wrong. . . to point it out.

Heliotropism A form of phototropism in which flowers move to point toward the sun, tracking it as it moves across the sky.

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

At sight of the first of these, Arren started and raised his sword to point, but Ged shook his head and went on.

It's very easy to point the finger at other people or even processes but, be honest, does part of the problem lie with you?

When using a laser pointer don't try to point with it. Instead, circle the part of the graph or drawing you want the audience to focus on.

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

In short, application of point-to-point naming conventions in an SOA context tends to result in a point-to-point connectivity model.

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

That new acquaintance across the picnic table or banquet booth may be able to point you in a helpful direction for your ongoing job search.

But the balance of evidence so far seems to point to one conclusion: trying to quit one drug by taking another may do as much harm as good.

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.

To speed up the user time, it is to point to let users in to your site, it was found that the time go quickly.

It's easy to rag on people trying to make the world a better place, even if they expend no more energy than it takes to point and click.

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.

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.

If one makes a mistake, his friend will not hesitate to point it out for him, because he knows the frank criticism will help him.

George Mitchell, America's envoy, keeps his cards to his chest, unable so far to point to any gains.

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.

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" .

Still, it will be hard for the incumbent to point to any evidence that he made the country more "dynamic" , as he had promised.

"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.

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

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.

Despite a moderate hype, it is hard to point to many youngsters ready to break into the first team.

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

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

The MDB code is also identical to that of the point-to-point article; it prints the contents of each message it receives.

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.

As an added bonus, the app provides point-to-point directions and a look at street-view images to make finding the hotel that much easier.

The lack of flexibility that characterizes point-to-point addressing also brings with it a certain measure of security.

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.

All this seems to point to a slow maturing of democracy in Latin America.

Nevertheless, the figures seem to point to a deep ish recession, rather than the rerun of the Depression that was feared a few months ago.

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

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

L2TP is an extension of the Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol used by Internet service providers to enable a VPN over the Internet.

"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.

Everything seems to point to a positive connection between pockets, power, respect, and wealth. Can this be?

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.

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

This is similar to point number one, but it takes it a step further - beyond the natural mind to the supernatural heart.

Every rival coach seems to point it out.

Use social networks as "pointer" sites; i. e. , to point to anything you think will be of interest to your fans and followers.

And what happens a month or two (or a day or two) after that? I have only analogies to point to: The rise of humankind.

Well, you know, you move sheep from point A to point B with it, by hook or by crook.

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.

A user triggers a Business Event on the source System, which triggers the point-to-point flow of events, as described below.

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.

This move away from point-to-point integration may be considered the first step in the evolution of the concept of ESB.

Should complacency crop up, people do not hesitate to point it out.

For the case of point-to-point imaging, the focusing contribution of an individual circular pinhole can be analytically given.

Everything seems to point to a definite relation between pockets, power, respect and wealth.

Depending on the developer profile you chose, you might have to point to Other Windows on the View menu, and then click Error List.

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

And all of it seems to point to Facebook looking to monetize its biggest asset - its 400 million strong user base.

CNC turret punch (NCT) of deep throat is to point to stamping center to bed side panel distance.

If one accepts these 2 values there appears to be no great virtue in trying to point the launcher to extreme accuracy.

But the other reason, he said, is more sobering: Few academics are clean enough to point a finger at others.

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

Throughout most of human history, small things, such as fingers, had been used to point to bigger things, such as antelopes.

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

For this test scenario, I adopted the Point-to-Point domain, and wrote a simple application to place a message on the queue.

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

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.

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.

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

Just for today, remember that life is a highway and we're all just trying to make it from point A to point B.

The salt solution is to point to in the cathode can be deposited required of the metal coating the salt, used to provide a metal ions.

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

The company is also careful to point to its privacy policy for every single Google product on its Web pages.

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

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.

The point-to-point scenario detailed in this section uses three applications, as shown in Figure 2.

On the basis of the least squares, a center moving method by point to point searching can confirm the direction of the moving without probe.

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

I reserve the right to point this out to you later since, as you can see, I am going slowly.

By the time he's walked two blocks, at least a hundred rats are at his heels, and people begin to point and shout.

The point is to get from point A to point B in a means faster than by foot or by bicycle (or by parent).

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'm having a great time, as you can see, " Garnett said, stopping to point to his broad grin.

Of course, you might be able to point the network team in the right direction.

It is always a good idea to make use of a modern gimmick and to point it in some way if this can be conveniently fitted into the scheme.

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

China's leaders are quick to tout the country's educational figures, which seem to point to impressive improvement in recent years.

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

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.

But, more importantly, the WebSphere MQ cluster does not displace the point-to-point network.

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 .

Also, when this copying occurs, all of the pointers have to be updated to point to the new location of each memory item.

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.

Therefore, we typically see clients starting from a hard-wired integration, then go on to a point-to-point service integration.

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.

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

The navigator tab can be used to create a tab to point to your favorite folder location or any URL of your choice.

Depending on which one you choose to point back to, you will end up with different alignments (but all with the same score).

"There's been a greater penetration of the low-cost carriers, flying more point to point. "

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.

While it may seem cliche, the answer does seem to point to experiences in childhood.

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

If George moved from point A to point B, he would keep all customers to his left, and get some of Henry's customers.

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.

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.

First the user space data buffer and sense buffer should be allocated and made to point to the sg_io_hdr object.

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.

This means there might be some point-to-point connections between the suppliers or resellers and the internal MDM system.

The built-in Lotus Web Content Management component implementation can be configured to point to your own site area as a template.

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

The round, arch wall and hemicycle were with the obvious stress concentration at the top of chamber, close to point of concentration.

It all sounds pretty obvious, but we get so much grief for our chocolate addictions that we just had to point this one out!

The company decides that the new IM tool can address these issues by enabling point-to-point communication on the corporate network.

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.

Concise content, easy to point the highly readable narrative, friendly, length to 1 to 2 page for appropriate (one page is preferred).

Still, despite limited data, the trials all seem to point in the same direction: Exercise boosts mood.

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

Realize that reading is not from beginning to end, but rather point to point .

And astronomers are just as likely to point a software query-tool at a digital sky survey as to point a telescope at the stars.

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.

Then, with your finger in one place, ask the patient to point to it, raise his arm and lower it to touch your finger.

The higher the calorific value of the food sold by a stall, the more accurately Dr New's volunteers were able to point towards it.

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.

Recent research seems to be the origin of the Chinese car to point to the West.

But Sergey Brin, one of Google's two founders, is also right to point to the risk of an asymmetrical hysteria.

Commissars, of course, took advantage of these meetings to point political lessons to Kuomintang prisoners.

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

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

Some things I understand, but I just want to point it out rather than say it out loud.

Are sometimes useful for distinguishing the point-to-point and publish subscribe approaches.

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

Often it takes a fresh or outside perspective to point these things out to you, and today I am that outside perspective.

The existing point to point communication methods limited by the spectrum of resources and fading channel has been unable to meet demand.

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

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

Some systems, like the telephone system, use a network of cables, wires, and switching stations for point-to-point communications.

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

Hardware system used the distributed upper and lower computer structure, and communicated with the point-to-point and RS-232 interface.

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

You just talk to them for a moment, forget to point to them some drinks, turned and walked back to his dressing room.

"But there is no public platform in China for design, and the two parties have to contact each other in a point-to-point way, " he said.

Element to point to a central catalog shared by your team or company, or an online catalog shared with your business partners.

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

So, clinical to choose the suitable formula according to the change of the syndrome, doctor who do not need to point one of them.

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

TCP model is used in the text chatting and UDP for the point-to-point video chats between the Clients.

They've thought through a plan to get from point A to point B, and that plan is no pipe dream.

After installing the software all you need is to point it to memory card or flash drive from where images are to be recovered.

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.

The setting of glyphosate tolerance levels for food seems to point in that direction.

No, they are perfectly valid in the context of the point-to-point messaging model that was prevalent when they were created.

The trend of major western galleries now franchising in China seems to point to a new phase of internationalism for the art world.

All I need from you is to help me find what I am looking for and then take me from point A (Product Page) to point B (checkout).

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

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

He just wants you to move from point to point as honestly as possible and find the fine details that make something very realistic.

The point-to-point address should be entered as four numbers separated by periods.

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

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

QAM at a fixed point-to-point digital microwave systems in the wider application, it has a very high frequency spectrum utilization.

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

You will have to make some adjustments to the top of the properties file to point to your JavaCC installation.

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

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

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.

a star that is trying to point you to the King of Kings, . . .

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.

It is rude to stare aty people or to point with a finger.

According to such a derived class, derived class represents a point in space, and find the space to another point to point distance.

It is rude to stare at people or to point with a finger.

Objective To explore the effect of the Point to point method of quality control in nursing quality management.

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

Said to stretch hand to point to be hugged by the wet nurse looking at in the bosom book sleet goes fishing of Hong Tun.

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

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

To add a button to point back to the main screen of the application, add the code shown in listing 3.

Our goal is to point out unique services used for various application types.

As Tale of Tales game designers Michael Samyn and Auriea Harvey like to point out, the situation is very similar to that of modern art.

The child could be asked to point to different numbers and to describe their relationship to other numbers on the line.

Indeed, it's important to point out that we did not invent the idea of working with fragments.

Influential outsiders have already begun to point the finger at the vertiginous deterioration in Britain's public finances.

Votes poured in, with people from around the globe eager to point out how overweight, unladylike, and generally foul British women are.

We already performed the other steps when we setup WebSphere MQ for the point-to-point part of the example.

InfoQ cannot provide legal advice, but we would like to point out a few interesting sections.

The Point-to-Point Protocol is designed for establishing a connection so as to transport multi-protocol datagrams between two peers.

A notice in English was keen to point out to visitors that this had nothing to do with sexual discrimination.

The paper goes on to point out that there is absolutely no middleware support currently capable of supporting this type of transaction.

Each of these services is also replicated in a fashion specific to each application, leading to point-to-point integration.

She was eager to point out that climate change is no minor flash-in-the-pan fear-mongering stunt.

It has now plummeted a full percentage point in four months, a feat unmatched since early 1984 and a fact Mr Obama made sure to point out.

and yet even nowt here are existing circumstances to point that way.

Called through a different object, the value of "this" will also change to point to that object as Figure 2 demonstrates.

It differs from broadcast television in that the signal is not openly transmitted, though it may employ point to point wireless links.

We are not prepared to point an agent for your district.

He likes to point out that having a strong base in both developing and rich countries gives his company a balanced portfolio.

To point out China's environmental and supply concerns is not to overlook the economic benefits the nation accrues by restricting exports.

The aim of this Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) is to hopefully provide enough information to point people off in the right direction.

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

While conducting the tour and on a higher floor be sure to point out key features of the hotel that are easily viewed.

His friends have done their best to point out his errors but he remains silent.

Monday's revisions certainly seem to point in that direction.

It's tempting to point the finger at Chinese shenanigans as a factor behind the yen's currently inexorable rise against the dollar .

Looking for a more optimized teaching strategy is to point to this topic.

So far I tried to point out that botnets are smaller, more sophisticated, and single-purposed.

Here am a menu, what you want to point to let me see.