at a point

can, the resulting seismic sea waves nay behave as if they had been generated along a line rather than at a point.

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

Because now I'm at a point where big shots laugh at all my jokes and I think, 'You know, I got coffee for people like you for six years'.

Imagine the typical depiction of weighing scales: two plates held by a common string suspended at a point halfway between them.

The nine elements of the matrix are products of cosines of angles between the direction of a streamline at a point and the coordinate axis.

A pair of dissimilar metal wires that generates an electrical force at a point of contact that varies in proportion to temperature.

We're at a point now where nobody actually knows where the money is going to come from for editorial goods in the future.

Global central banks are at a point to easily switch from dollars to RMB, at least for the marginal income.

Beyond the competitive drama, every Olympics provides a snapshot of a city and a country at a point in time.

We have arrived at a point in time where the only way to lessen environmental problems is at an international level.

He added that he ultimately did accept it because: 'she just insisted. She was at a point of extreme anguish. '

S: Overall, they look good. But I also think we're at a point where we need to make a few improvements.

We're at a point now where we have major metropolitan areas in the U. S. without a solvent daily newspaper .

The condition of the resulting mixture will fall on this line at a point determined by the relative airflow quantities.

"We are at a point of no return, " he said in a recent report.

One investor said: "I think prices are at a point where it makes sense to invest in gold. In the long term I believe gold price will rise. "

The maximum impulse voltage thAT can appear AT a point within a substATion is usually the protective level thAT is held by the arrester.

He cautions that the work is not yet at a point where it could predict the date and time of an individual attack.

New York is built on a group of islands on the east coast of the USA at a point where several rivers flow into the ocean.

After physical relaxation, concentration upon the pineal gland is achieved by staring at a point in the middle of the forehead.

Crossing his legs , he resumed his pipe with a nicely adjusted gaze at a point in the air .

We are at a point right now where the developed world is in a pretty bad place, macroeconomically.

"We are now at a point of greater uncertainty, " he said.

Igel sipped his tea and stared at a point far off.

"We're at a point in history where everyone can be an explorer, " Doug McCuistion, director of Nasa's Mars Exploration Program, said.

Nothing that can happen to you will be lasting, and at a point that comes nearer each day we shall be allowed to enter your lives.

The president said on Friday that Americans had now arrived at a point of convergence on the need to move towards cleaner energy.

Sometimes it comes from the fact that designers are absolute fans and are at a point in their career where they want to incorporate Disney.

It will take a couple of decades to arrive at a point when bridge operators can use such data intelligently, he predicts.

For the sake of example, we'll use this very simple script that always keeps an object looking at a point.

Your global society is at a point where a new working paradigm is urgently needed.

The Global Boundary Stratotype Section and Point (GSSP) for the base of the Hirnantian Stage (Upper Ordovician) is defined at a point 0.

In that important context, the RMB peg may now be at a point where it has outlived its usefulness.

pressure : Perpendicular force per unit area , or stress at a point within a confined fluid.

He asked ten volunteers to stare at a point of light for 45 seconds as they lay under his machine.

You can use assertions to test for error conditions at a point in your code where any errors should have been handled.

Northeastern's Mr Bluestone, a former lineman at Ford, argues that public-sector unions are at a point of decision.

In general, parameters are placeholders for actual values or types that are filled in at a point of use.

When you start to exercise you lose lots of weight, but then you stop at a point where you can't lose any more.

There are real issues of fairness at a point when workers are facing the greatest squeeze in living standards for decades.

Annotated text starts at a point whose y coordinate represents the baseline of the text.

They feed in at a point after the node where most cancer-promoting genetic mutations occur, " Guillemin said. "

We have arrived at a point of the season where various factors become important.

If that fails, try setting a breakpoint at a point before the location where the access violation occurs.

a structure where the outer surfaces are triangular and converge at a point.

It starts at a point and then the rupture propagates along the fault at around 2 kilometers or so per second.

The balance sheet describes a company's financial position (assets, liabilities, and equity) at a point in time.

There is one important caveat, though: Functions work at a point level, not a component level.

I'm at a point where almost every fitness goal I set can't really be justified on instrumental reasons.

A call stack is the list of functions that are active on a processor at a point in time.

Object diagrams depict object instances of Classes and their relationships at a point in time.

This identity authentication system is used in commercial transactions at a point-of-sale terminal.

We have now arrived at a point in time that will further enhance our service to the industry.

We're not at a point where we can say, 'In two weeks there will be a riot on such-and-such street. '

A type of survey design in which one sample is drawn from the population at a point in time.

Crossed lines do meet up at a point, but almost immediately, the lines would move forward in their separate ways.

We are at a point where politicians must do more than talk about their commitment to the euro.

The UN conference on food security took place at a point of relative calm between two storms.

Status Offline This will reflect a higher percentage of criteria met at a point in time measured along the 1-4 sliding scale.

This occurs at a point in the lifecycle where everyone's tempers are on edge and teams are working 120-hour weeks.

for every dozen or so filled jobs at a point in time, on average one job disappears in the following three months.

We meet like two travelers on their journeys, at a point of time, and together wait for the morning sunlight.

Be sure to change your focus often, looking at a point in the distance, and blink regularly to keep your eyes moist.

I think we're balanced right now -- at a point where the situation could go either way.

This restore will position the file at a point that is a valid ancestor of the current recovery point of the database.

As we recently mentioned, we are now at a point where certain issues must brought to fruition.

In spheric linkages, the axes of all revolute pairs must intersect at a point.

I can integrate these simulations into my programming so much so that at a point, it becomes who I am.

surfaces are triangular and converge at a point.

Fellow-climber Noel Odell claims to have seen them at a point about 800 feet (240 meters) from the top, at about 12: 50 p. m.

The troops halted at a point of the river.

We are at a point in the Internet's evolution where there are thousands of services that can reuse the same data.

Now we are at a point where there are questions about demand, and questions about where prices will end up.

Therefore integration is left at a point-to-point state with glue code bloating with every new change that is implemented.

displaced threshold: A threshold that is located at a point on the runway other than the extremity of the runway.

Now we are at a point to turn our attention to Use-Case Design, which is the subject of Part 2 in this series.

These scripts and tools show port usage at a point in time.

No It is not that the room was not originally dark and it becomes dark at a point of time.

at a point midway between two extremes.

We're at a point where primary care is needed more than ever.

A single sensor allows us to measure a physical quantity at a point in space.

"We're not yet at a point right now where I can just sit down at a computer and type in 'Qaddafi' and find him, " Leetaru says.

The line AC is cut by line PQ at a point.

Now WE are, again, at a point of no return.

The futures contracts are agreements to buy or sell at a certain price at a point in the future.

This typically happens at a point of desperation, where a job or life might even be on the line.

We will meet at a point 50 yards of the school gate.

Dear earth humans, and now you have arrived at a point in your historywhere you will make the greatest leap you ever have encountered!

To throw the numbers out there, we're looking at a point guard who is 6-6, 220 pounds with nearly a 7-0 wingspan.

In reaching this conclusion, she arrived at a point similar to that reached by Avner Greif (whom the Nobel committee correctly cites. )

detecting a possible reflection of the target light beam by a detection device at a point of incidence (16) on the rotor blade;

A Synthetic Proof of Graphic Methods for the State of Stress at a Point

Solution to Biot Consolidation Equation in the Interior of Multi-layered Foundation Bearing Force at a Point

a mounting in rotational engagement with said probe assembly at a point distal from the insertion end;

tangent plane to a surface at a point

normal line to a surface at a point

On the properties of tangent lines at a point on surface

Toward or at a point lying ahead in space or time; forward:

The state of stress at a point

Continuity of functions at a point

Oliver: Hard to achieve at a point in time

Toward or at a point farther along:

Limits of functions at a point

Voltage At a Point and Zero volts

Measure of wealth or worth at a point in time

Pressure angle at a point

Stress Tensor at a point

B. Derivative at a Point

Spiral angle at a point

1 Motion and forces at a point of contact