to the point of

Young animals, particularly, tumble, chase, run wrestle, mock, imitate, and laugh (or so it seems) to the point of delighted exhaustion.

Assuming you can back up the active log after a disaster occurs, you can restore the database up to the point of failure without data loss.

Around the great fountain, the earth was already dried up to the point of being burnt.

and a depressed pig will allow his tail to be chewed on to the point of infection.

Even to the point of waking up in a sweat or your heart was pumping very quickly.

Wishing for a "strong" euro when growth is petering out is to be proud to the point of perversity.

The seller will deliver the goods. The mode of transport to the point of delivery is at the seller's discretion.

Legs, viewed from the front, straight with good bone, but not to the point of coarseness.

shall be calculated on the amount of subsidy as close as practicable to the point of first sale of the basic agricultural product concerned.

The length of the body (from the point of the shoulder to the point of the buttock) exceeds the height at the withers by 10%.

Some of the movie versions used the new technology to create new realities, while others abused it to the point of banality.

The hot sun enervated her to the point of collapse.

It will depend on how you see the end-times taking place, as they bring you to the point of Ascension.

available from higher up to the point of view, the leaves are vertical.

It shows how broad we have come to see cloud computing, almost to the point of absurdity.

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

An MRI exam Friday showed that the bone in his foot had healed to the point of being able to begin basketball exercises.

The statutory royalty calculation may allow the transportation costs from the point of valuation to the point of sale to be deducted.

Then quakes will increase to the point of being considered magnitude 6-7 along the long New Madrid fault line and its attendant splinters.

Neck: The front of the neck from the throat to the point of shoulder should be shaved or scissored short.

If I had a dollar for every time I visited a blog that had been tweaked to the point of looking terrible, I'd be as rich as Bill Gates.

Sentences do not hang together and irrelevant words intrude-sometimes to the point of jargon, in severe cases.

The computer is an invaluably remorseless master: harsh, sometimes to the point of causing you to tear your hair out, but never unfair.

I was an introverted child to the point of communicating with colored crayons and apologizing to objects when I bumped into them.

They knew that technology would eventually weaken the wards to the point of failure, but they decided to accelerate the process.

A man, telling me about his solitude not long ago said. "Last winter I got to the point of missing the flies. "

This will get you to the point of consistency within a browsing session, or possibly for the lifetime of the cookie.

The direction of each force is perpendicular to a line drawn from the axis to the point of application of the force.

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

not to the point of estrangement, but enough so that your identity is separate from that of your parents and siblings.

Load testing to the point of breaking the server(s) lets you know the performance envelope of you systems.

Painstaking to the point of mania, he often cast his ballets at the last minute, usually after trying out several dancers in each role.

The standard covers animal health, handling, living conditions and transportation up to the point of slaughter.

9 for which I suffer trouble as an evildoer, even to the point of chains; but the word of God is not chained.

The tail-log backup lets you restore the database up to the point of a failure.

Trying to sum up overall nutritional quality by looking only at a short list of negative considerations is silly to the point of . . . ugly.

This leads us back to the point of making your logging concise and logging enough information to trace the call through the system.

A small Northwest Regional Development Agency grant was used to take the technology to the point of proof of concept.

Even as I laughed to the point of misery during Dumb and Dumber, I knew it was a stupid, stupid, stupid movie.

To the point of giving you cash to entice you to drive away with a brand new car?

'How boring it all is, ' she said, in a voice fatigued to the point of desperation.

Blunt to the point of being rude, the Swiss probably have the least likely reputation for being characterized as "friendly" or "warm" .

The measured length of each joint of drill pipe or tubing is added to provide a total depth or measurement to the point of interest.

Of course, this man-centeredness runs against the grain of a contemporary environmentalism that worships the earth to the point of excess.

Formerly cautious to the point of being uncommunicative, my companions had changed out of recognition.

By now it can be applied to any policy which consists of daring one's opponents to take matters to the point of catastrophe.

The Holy Father conferred a red vestment on me to remind me to defend the Church even to the point of shedding blood.

You can say that, there is still time, in the lightning storm I am ready to be burned to the hay to the point of the.

This feature allows the service processor (SP) to isolate faults and log events that take place right up to the point of the actual failure.

quality control, process is the production of the whole process to control, the control is, not to the point of control.

They wiped out our species to the point of extinction, keeping a few survivors locked up in cages to be examined and taunted.

He oppose to the point of view to see practice process at past, now and future.

I once worked for a foreign novel, "Summer down the net" mesmerizing, close to the point of sleepless nights.

By that I mean that eventually what was undervalued becomes more valued - sometimes to the point of being over-valued.

Some thought he has obsessed to the point of danger, and urged him to quit, even calling him a three-legged horse who should be stopped.

Contain developers disorderly pricing, bidding up the price, or even a day two price of irregularities, has come to the point of it.

If a kid idolizes you to the point of annoying the crap out of you, bash in his brains before he can become a super villain.

All the time the dual working of my mind distracted me almost to the point of insanity.

Upon hearing such a positive affirmation of his work, Colour Sgt Todd, tired to the point of breaking, had just one response: he cried.

When you are recovering a database to the point of a failure, the tail-log backup is the last backup of interest in the recovery plan.

And being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross.

Aristotle's famous saying this, to the point of these sites through a "pouring hot water" and despicable The root cause of behavior - envy.

Also, for accurate force measurements, the force sensors need to be mounted as close to the point of cutting as possible.

It may not be cost-effective to locate storage tanks as close as possible to the point of use, within high-cost, GMP -finished areas.

You think you should plan and prepare to the point of perfection; you think you should be able to wing it.

It seems as though my mind has slowed down and burned out to the point of being virtually useless.

Which brings Baobab in a round-about way to the point of this post, which is to call out Uganda, again, for its conflicted sexual identity.

During World War II, the islands and people had been exploited by the Japanese Military to the point of impoverishment.

Tends to restrict food intake to the point of being underweight and malnourished. 108.

In the long river of life, countless rivers, however, this youthful Qingquan Bay are to the point of my love.

But we found there's often tremendous change and innovation leading right up to the point of fall.

But, "cost" consciousness if too strong, even to the point of haggle over every ounce for companies long-term development is no good.

Combustion within the populaceslowly built up to the point of revolution.

To restore a database up to the point of failure, the log chain must be intact.

Often they would push their questioning to the point of absurdity in an effort to expose the fallacy of a particular belief or argument.

But if mistakenly arrested is a poor, it is possible to call on him eat food, to the point of economic compensation passed.

As a society we adopt these tools to the point of indispensability, and only rarely consider how we are more fundamentally affected by them.

It's just that I think this back issue will get worse to the point of retirement for him but I'm hoping that I'm wrong.

However , if the database is damaged or lost when bulk logging is in effect, you cannot recover the database to the point of failure .

Dawkins : As an aside, such pessimism about humanity is popular among rationalists to the point of outright masochism.

I'm not under the illusion that all my selves are equally appealing, though, and this was where I got confused to the point of paralysis.

Do you know those men who are extremely logical, even reasonable to the point of being a little neurotic?

One of the worst things that can happen is you're almost to the point of your goal, but you're not sure what to do next.

Some of baroque architecture over the pursuit of luxury boldness, even to the point of tedious piling up.

Only when the criminal acts have reached to the point of investigating and fixing criminal liability can it be applied to this crime.

Many would say that Mr Bush also had perseverance, carried to the point of dull-witted obstinacy, but nobody ever accused him of pragmatism.

Funny we are back to the point of "relationship reality" check. Then what would be the best way to improve the relationship then?

Our civilization has grown complex to the point of being completely incomprehensible to even the best and brightest among us.

It is believed that Shah Jahan was inconsolable to the point of contemplating abdication in favour of his sons.

as a consequence , terror overwhelms the person to the point of making irrational choices and non - typical behavior.

As the step of urbanization speeds up, developing bus undertaking comes to the point of resolving the problems in public transport.

Even violent tantrums, or clinging to the point of riding on a parent's leg, can be curbed, researchers say.

The belief in his career for decades has not diminished, even to the point of obsession with love.

While Swift was writing these songs, Lautner's pointy werewolf ears must have been burning nonstop, to the point of spontaneous combustion.

Yes, thinking about all the things to do can be overwhelming to the point of feeling paralyzed or making me want to hide.

Identity management for the cloud must also evolve to the point of being standardized and accessible by multiple applications and users.

It is a generation that believes in its own ability to make changes, to the point of overconfidence.

Finally, be prepared to work to get to the point of living the dream.

an argumentative discourse; argumentative to the point of being cantankerous ; an intelligent but argumentative child.

You can take it further because you're already pushed back to the point of being somebody that you recognize.

That is, an unbroken sequence of transaction log backups must extend up to the point of failure.

Make sure that you get to the point of your sales pitch quickly and smoothly without hesitation.

It consists of just one file and is extensively commented, almost to the point of literate programming.

Keep your Wikipedia entry short enough in length to the point of having it come across as mysterious yet filled with eloquent tradition.

I mean, when you get to the point of looking for more time-efficient ways to fold underwear, you might have a problem.

If the universe has a ball-like geometry, light emitted will diverge and eventually converge back to the point of origin.

I find that people are often touched by the experience, and some have been moved to the point of tears.

Secondly, to the point of talent-training, the elite-training should be coexisted with universal training.

Wait times and overhead can increase to the point of inefficiency despite the large amount of available computing power .

At present, we mainly through artificial means on the base side of the cam piece and the cover line to the point of the scale calibration.

Most of my customers are friendly, though not to the point of awkwardness.

The basic message of Christianity -- love your brother -- is obscured under torrents of blood to the point of benumbing the audience.

the press was inquisitorial to the point of antagonism; a practical police force with true inquisitorial talents- Waldo Frank.

The foundation's architecture school has broadened its reach to the point of admitting that there are other architects worth learning about.

Gates and company were defiant, to the point of stonewalling regulators and refusing to take the charges seriously.

Its yield curve flattened almost to the point of inversion a month ago, and in recent weeks it has steepened again.

They began to swell to the point of absurdity.

The fare collected for carriage to the point of refusal or denied entry will not be refunded by us.

However, some poor countries have scored notable successes in reducing child labour to the point of virtually eliminating it.

Often times, we instead focus on our fear, and it consumes us to the point of not being able to move forward and take action.

That's how great the modules have become, to the point of becoming an essential part of the entire product.

However, we knew that VC caught in the open often behaved like friendly troops, even to the point of waving at passing aircraft.

Today, to the point of interest, to talk about your marksmanship.

He starved himself to the point of sickness, and when the gate was near readiness, he. . . he shaved his beard.

The revert operation then rebuilds the log (therefore, you cannot later roll forward a reverted database to the point of user error).

What counts at Matsushita, they learn, is knowing the customer and getting marketable products to the point of sale at minimum cost.

The term "platform" is clearly over-used to the point of losing its meaning.

When a drought pushes already vulnerable groups to the point of famine, we mobilize action.

While impishly dissenting in tone, he was up-beat in spirit: hopeful, sassy, inspirational almost to the point of euphoria.

The ratio is determined by the distances from the center of the gear to the point of contact.

Last chapter of the Council and the waterfront is open to the point of view carefully explained.

Furthermore, they heal with incredible speed, even to the point of regenerating damaged internal organs.

Second, the institutional structures of Congress are, as we're seeing increasingly, checking and balancing to the point of paralysis.

Cindy's anger usually made him stand firm to the point of obstinacy.

Unfortunately, this may not be accomplished prior to the point of no return in the global economy.

That leads to the point of this article: how to stop inflicting unnecessary stress on yourself .

"I feel it will take us four weeks to get him into the rhythm of training again and get to the point of match play, " Ferguson said.

Creature 80 was nearly overwhelmed to the point of extinction by the mushrooming ranks of new "organisms. "

characterized by toilsome effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effort.

She's even egotistical to the point of saying that some ideas of hers go against the law, and the law is wrong.

Relying on wildlife, hunting, will prove disappointing as wildlife will soon diminish to the point of no results.

Once the trust of a Nilia dragon is earned though, they are highly loyal critters; sometimes to the point of being annoying.

You must be able to recover to the point of failure.

Dependable flow of compressed air directly to the point of use.

So, to the point of recklessness, is the vow to "extract the maximum sustainable tax" from financial services.

You complain about their policies and gather in different cities to protest to the point of outright rebellion.

He was always doing above the speed limit from the second he was seen to the point of impact.

If we were ever to get to the point of being so serious, I would raise your daughter as my own if you wanted that.

Sooner or later, the anger will once again well up. The crisis has weakened the government almost to the point of collapse.

Japanese companies are rigid in their recruitment policies to the point of moral exclusion.

Now, Ms. Fanizzi Krystoff is much more specific -- to the point of spelling out details in the style of a disclaimer.

So designers, who had avoided technology to the point of eschewing e-commerce, are using it to ride today's shopping wave.

Meanwhile, some private businesses have faced regulation to the point of harassment.

Tip: Flashbombs only blind opponents who are close enough to the point of detonation.

Abroad, she seems far more confident, at times to the point of recklessness, as in Jerusalem.

I believe Cross National Freight overworked your husbands to the point of exhaustion.

Skeptics, though, fear the claims stretch the bounds of existing technology to the point of alchemy.

The separator is normally located close to the point of use.

Some men who were visibly afraid, sometimes to the point of shaking, made it too.

The actual XML data format that underlies things is abstracted almost to the point of invisibility.

But he denied that they were religious to the point of fanaticism.

IS SWITZERLAND preparing to embrace the world more closely, to the point of contemplating joining the European Union?

Such behaviour destroyed trillions of euros of value and brought the whole system to the point of collapse.

A great way to have some romantic eye contact during kissing is to slow down to the point of almost stopping the kiss.

When we are dizzy to the point of falling, it seems we are about to rise into the air.

A priest asks Scarlatti if he is willing to change his life, even to the point of eating, drinking, and sleeping as a different man.

LESTAT: I've drained you to the point of death.

If you feel tired to the point of losing visual focus, you should definitely not be operating heavy machinery - no matter what.

In a sense, U. S. manufacturing has come to the point of retreat, never retreat.

finally , smith showed up , enraged to the point of incoherence , not without reason.

Is it surprising that the country thinks fiscal policy is out of control, even to the point of looking warily at extended jobless benefits?

The "Eastern" Mark Twain can be delicate to the point of prudery.

Saturn square Pluto can indicate self-will and persistence to the point of ruthlessness.

Putting these together has often proved difficult to the point of impossible: witness the UN climate talks.

In a fast-paced world, it is easy to overwork yourself, take on too many commitments, and extend yourself to the point of exhaustion.

Then according to the target consumer psychology to the point of seeking to design to meet the emotional needs of consumers.

A human giving their life to the point of death has to be completely unselfish.

Performance skills have generally been honed to the point of automaticity.

rolling a restored database , file , file group , or page forward to the point of failure.

While the armed mayhem sometimes rises to the point of excess, Baldacci's novel continues to offer new surprises until the final pages.

Researchers performed functional MRI scans on the brains of 24 subjects who were having an arm heated to the point of moderate pain.

Downstream Refers to oil and gas operations after the production phase and through to the point of sale.

To deplete gradually, especially to the point of complete exhaustion.

He maintains strict control over politics, even to the point of demanding dissent.

The blustering man was ready enough with threats, but when it came to the point of carrying them out he got cold feet.

He have be voluble to the point of suffocation, then quiet as the Jordan.

Boundaries between fact and fiction appear blurred to the point of non-existence.

Note If system state backups are current up to the point of the deletion, skip this step and go to step 4.

To get to the point of executing a takeover, a Chinese company must build up a huge head of steam.

The end of the leaf blade nearest to the point of attachment.

To return to the point of the call, press the Navigate Backward button.

Or, if you're eating to the point of discomfort, be aware of your actions.

But according to Antheil, Kettering himself suggested that he and Lamarr develop their idea to the point of being patentable .

The tail is set moderately high and reaches approximately to the point of hock when down.

The higher income levels, this effect is smaller, even to the point of negligible.

For which I am suffering even to the point of being chained like a criminal. But God's word is not chained.

You can't lose this week unless you get involved in gossip or overwork to the point of exhaustion.

Most Americans are overworked and stressed to the point of exhaustion.

Assumption is in the eye to the point of eye drops. Open early!

Through their joint efforts, these ties may develop in the future to the point of the "closest friendship " .

That woman could indeed be frustrated to the point of suicide, Woolf thought.

So the gains from labour arbitrage are starting to shrink, in some cases to the point of irrelevance, according to a new study by BCG.

We are continuing in the same policy -- to make America bleed profusely to the point of bankruptcy.

Moreover, she overstates her case, almost to the point of caricature.

"When you learn someone's name to the point of remembering it, you've experienced a neuroplastic event, " says Sapolsky.

The weight of the snow stressed the roof to the point of collapsing.

This can lead to thriftiness to the point of denying yourself pleasure, or embracing some health fad to ward of disease.

This is what I called to the point of views history to analyze and solve the problem.

Eliminate everything that isn't directly related to the point of the photograph.

The economy, he says, has already been squeezed to the point of collapsing.

47% of Harvard students have experienced depression to the point of not functioning.

I could not fall asleep unless I exercised to the point of exhaustion.

The economy has already been squeezed to the point of collapse, he argues.

Finally, Smith showed up, enraged to the point of incoherence--and not without reason.

If a mistake is later detected , then we must backtrack to the point of error and try another alternative . This is called backup .

Overstretch: to stretch one's body or muscles to the point of strain or injury.

The world's biggest democracy is coy to the point of feebleness in promoting its values abroad.

Breathe in, and tense the first muscle group (hard but not to the point of cramping) for 4 to 10 seconds.

Are clients forgiving to the point of naivety ? Perhaps .

To regret one's errors to the point of not repeating them is true repentance .

I'll feel overjoyed, almost to the point of waving my arms and stamping my feet.

Be protective, but not to the point of being overprotective.

This still happens sometimes, but not usually to the point of inaccessibility .

He had gotten to the point of avoiding most interactions.

When we develop these same qualities to the point of attaining Awakening too, that Awakening is our ultimate refuge.

His other works are symbolic almost to the point of caricature.

The author has overdrawn the villain to the point of absurdity.

Even if a new government passes the legislation, India's cumbersome courts tend to delay justice to the point of denying it.

Not completely, but certainly to the point of knowing we can choose what button to push in an experiment.

In the future, the line between mainstream and underground sex work will blur to the point of non-existence.

The weight of snow stressed the roof to the point of collapsing.

However, these tools cannot be used to restore a full SQL Server installation to the point of failure.

s errors to the point of not repeating them is true repentance.

Once the situation reaches to the point of no return, a crisis is inevitable.

He's intelligent, but not to the point of overcoming bias .

The weight stressed the bridge to the point of damaging.

Leape sees a continuation of current consumption trends as leading the world "to the point of no return" .

His manner of speaking was direct to the point of rudeness.

He has been voluble to the point of suffocation, then quiet as the Jordan.

You shouldn't push through muscle resistance, and never stretch to the point of pain.

I am not suggesting we become hyper-vigilant to the point of ridiculousness.

The beams had weakened to the point of being dangerous.

It has been heated to the point of burning.

control returns to the point of exception.

The life recommended and lived there was in reality simple to the point of austerity.

Concerning food, the Chinese are not nationalistic to the point of resisting imports.

Gibbons are monogamous to the point of piety.

Some dogs gobble up their food to the point of choking.

I was brutally tortured to the point of them entering weapons inside me.

You can collaborate with others online, even to the point of multiple people working on the same process at the same time.