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Returns a name value pair collection of statistics at the point in time the method is called.

"It has certainly been a wake-up call to equity at the point of entry. "

His temperament might be said to be just at the point of maturity.

At the point of departure, the accompanying adult must remain at the gate until the flight is off the ground.

Just at the point we were about to come there was a loud "Moooo! " and we both jolted in shock.

The U. S. has arrived at the point where poverty could be abolished easily and simply by a stroke of the pen.

Those universities in Jiangxi province are building the new campuses and gymnasiums, therefore, Sanda is at the point time of development.

Fear is withering the soul At the point of no return We must be the change we wish to see!

In the end, the Bolsheviks were to march their starving, despondent, war-weary people into modernity at the point of a gun.

At the point C, the star develops a convection zone extending from near the surface deep into the extended envelope.

As we took off, just at the point the aeroplane should have been turning its nose to the air, there was a jolt.

At the point of this event all of the matter and energy of space was contained at one point.

Comply with the controls stated on the permit. Post the permit at the point of entry prior to any person entering the space.

Most hydrogen fires will have the flame characteristic of a torch or jet and will originate at the point where the hydrogen is discharging.

The faster you can run at the point where the curve begins to turn upward quickly, the faster you'll race.

Presently Klocwork is at the point of having about the same number of checkers in each language they support (roughly 175 per language).

Spectral seismograms are introduced as a means to recognize the morphology of the seismic signal, as arriving at the point of observation.

Japan is situated along the so-called Pacific Rim of Fire, at the point where the Pacific and Eurasian tectonic plates collide.

At the point of processing "admitted" , this verb is integrated with its subject "the reporter" .

First came the post-Iraq realisation that it is not that easy to impose them at the point of a cruise missile.

There were many other CLOUDS who went on to support him by making cards and stuffs and sending it to Berlin and Korea at the point of time.

For the flame retardant chemical to be effective, it must be available at the point at which the polymer decomposes.

Better and faster diagnostic tests are needed across the board for all emerging infectious diseases especially at the point of care.

Surge protection should be provided at the point where the power and telecommunication lines enter and leave the building.

At the point of the greatest alienation in my life, it was easy to create the character.

You might be at the point where you can assist everyone who asks, but if your audience keeps growing this state will eventually pass you by.

But we're now at the point where, in just a couple days, the law says that every American's tax rates are going up.

a week later , marguerite had taken possession of the house in the country and i was installed at the point du jour.

Cut a suitably sized hole at the point of the cone to let the liquid chocolate flow out .

In the middle of these bond trades are the investment banks, which charge commissions at the point of sale as well as arrangement fees.

During the financial storm, the economy of many countries was at the point of collapse.

You should stop play, disallow the goal and restart with a dropped ball at the point where the boot made contact with the ball.

At the point of first information, the prognosis, if poor, should not be presented as a hopeless situation.

A wooden framework used to strengthen a ship's deck at the point where a mast or other structure passes through it.

Then, at the point of the wedding when there was the first dance, basically, we had to joke that we were the mother and father of the bride.

In those days Hezekiah became ill and was at the point of death. He prayed to the Lord , who answered him and gave him a miraculous sign.

Primary stage: There is usually only one sore or ulcer at the point of infection.

In contrast, when aninlined function is invoked, the compiler inserts the object code for that function at the point-of-call.

At the point of his death all the events of his life passed through his mind as a mnemonic panorama.

There was one who was shouting: "Let us exterminate them to the last man and die at the point of our bayonet. "

Head said he thought he was better equipped to play the position than he was early in the season, when he struggled at the point.

As you see in Figure 4, The solution to the point-in-polygon problem is to draw a horizontal line starting at the point in question.

When the little girl dropped her ice-cream on the ground, she was at the point of tears.

Like a vertex of a polyline, it expresses a point on the object, but it also expresses the shape of the curve at the point.

We are at the point where it is worth running superconductors, and everyone is beginning to realise it.

The surface finish and condition at the point of sealing contact are also critical.

"We're at the point where timely reversal of climate change is unlikely, " he said, "so we need a strategy in terms of impact. "

the angle between a reflected ray and a line perpendicular to the reflecting surface at the point of incidence.

Iran's nuclear program is at the point where the two countries' strategic needs converge.

The whole curves were broken at the point of space intersection and the NURBS curves were joined from beginning to end.

If Warren's citation is quite different from the NASB, look carefully at the point he is trying to make in his book.

At the point where the average costs are at a minimum, the minimum efficient scale (MES) of output of a firm or plant is reached.

At the point that the Notes agent invokes the external servlet, it does not matter that the file the servlet looks for is in Notes.

You can tell a lot about a country by how much better they treat themselves than foreigners at the point of entry.

In a few years though, Brooks could be nice bench option for some scoring and three-pointers at the point guard position.

He helped advance the ball against pressure and in late game situations due to extreme youth at the point guard position on his team.

To reverse changes that were made by transactions that were uncommitted at the point in time to which a database is being recovered.

But it is surely now apparent that the protection of human rights in Afghanistan cannot ultimately be secured at the point of a foreign gun.

Still, Chinese firms don't seem to be at the point yet.

So far, South Korea does not seem to have arrived at the point where inaction becomes unpalatable.

Among them teenage pregnancies are rare and often followed by marriage, sometimes at the point of a metaphorical shotgun.

And then all of a sudden they really started talking each others' language, and now we're already at the point that they collaborate.

Mom's birthday, Lee Eun-bed nets at the point where a few candles, placed next to the bright fruit, to the mother's letter.

In other words, at the point when complete and stable implementations of SOAP do arrive, you can be well ahead of the game.

What do you think Jesus was feeling at the point of his arrest?

Health care in England is free at the point of delivery; help with washing, dressing and eating is not (though it is in Scotland).

It's at the point now where some stars might decide to have more kids just to collect the money from their photos.

Contact angle: The angle made by a drop of liquid with a solid at the point of intersection .

i was thinking this over , when there came ringing over the island the cry of a man at the point of death.

We have arrived at the point in a crisis when ambitious leaders call for a "new Bretton Woods" .

He arrived the railway station sharp at the point of the train? s leaving.

Examination of the samples showed that the breakage occurred at the point of entry of the cord into the cord guard.

But you, as a human, cannot determine if the soul is Service-to-Self or the human simply anxious about immense pain at the point of death.

Newton is shown as a gifted scientist with very human weaknesses who stood at the point in history where magic ended and science began.

At the point where the capacitor impedance equals the resistor, the gain of the entire circuit begins to fall off toward a gain of one.

We were travelling twice as fast as a passenger jet at the point of take-off, but there were no seat belts.

The descending stream of electrons divides at the point where the new positive-stream channel intersects the established path.

At the point where our headlights met it looked like there was someone standing there wearing blue pants, but nothing else.

These benefits can be enhanced by using mobile printers to produce and apply bar code labels at the point of application.

This team is playing so much better with rafer at the point. The guy's influence on the team is unreal.

Fibrocartilage, at the point of junction between hyaline cartilage (lavender) above and dense collagenous tissue (pink) below.

At the point at which the banana was truly achromatic, volunteers thought it still looked a bit yellow.

Once the water shortages at the point of no return, had to give up the city.

When the nodes are copied, there may be a namespace in scope at the point of the entity reference.

the ethical dilemmas involved cannot be resolved at the point of sickness.

Curved at the point and inscribed with its mystical Arabic sentence.

At the point where air passes out of the fuselage, it moves at the speed of sound.

This chakra is located at the back of the head, at the point where Hindu Brahmins keep a tuft hair or shikha.

It can be used at the point of sale or it can be used person-to-person directly without the intervention of any outside entity.

The heart also is attached to the windpipe, by connexions of fat, gristle, and sinew; and at the point of juncture there is a hollow.

At the point of award, the winner will need to sign an a contract detailing the terms of this engagement.

It is located in the west of the country, on the Atlantic Coast, at the point where the river Tagus flows into the Atlantic Ocean.

of low strain rate under strain-controlled condition, an overshoot appears at the point and an undershoot at the point .

The Middle East has indeed proved ripe for democracy, but not at the point of a cruise missile.

VAT and the Consumption Tax on imported goods were collected by General Customs Administration ( "" Customs "" ) at the point of entry.

I'm not a Rafer fan by any means, but he's the best player the Rockets have at the point guard position.

Normally, the choice depends on whether you can plausibly handle the exception at the point where it's thrown.

With its high level of automation, users outside the traditional lab environment can easily perform the tests at the point of need.

Even the guest is moved to another physical system and resumes execution exactly at the point of suspension.

Put a Return statement at the point where the procedure's task is completed.

Recently, many organizations have implemented feedback loops that allow them to capture feedback at the point of experience.

And that radio signal, if you point just at the point there, it actually shows up this carbon in that little area.

"Consumers are being exposed to BPA at the point of sale once they're handed a receipt, " senior scientist Dr. Anila Jacob told AOL News.

His death is at the point of a needle.

A traverse load on a beam causes a deflection or change in elevation at the point of application.

But there was no doubt at the point we made the decision last year, so I'm extremely happy where I am now.

This has not yet completed, though is at the point we anticipated for some regions on Java and Sumatra.

Put it on a chip, enable thousands of tests to be done at the point of care, anywhere in the world.

This temple-rich town sits encircled by mountains, at the point where the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers meet.

I then generate a 3-D plot (using z=f(x, y), or the surface at the point xi, yi).

Constructor to apply access rights at the point of creation of a file.

The collision occurred at the point where three tracks emanate on the right of the photograph.

At the point of view of building a harmonious society, Chinese direct sale business should be concordant .

Then, the overloading methods are invoked at the point in your code where you interact with undeclared or invisible properties or methods.

Most high bandwidth Internet access schemes fail at the point of connection to residences and businesses.

We picked up the story again at the point where Dick has lost his job at the newspaper office.

At the point that you fully understand this, your life will completely change.

"It's obviously very easy at the point of being laid off to really come from a position of fear and desperation, " she says.

Rows are only locked at the point in time that a cursor is positioned on them; once the next row is fetched, the lock is released.

no , at the point du jour , where the duke and i had lunch.

Remember that any copy you make only contains the data that was in the individual files at the point in time the copy was made.

The selected photography in the packaging re-design was key in striking this emotional chord at the point of purchase.

The Proverbial Wallet gives us that financial sense at the point of purchase by un-abstracting virtual assets.

However, at the point you switch to the raw APIs, you must indicate whether you want to cache data or not.

At the point of "maximum pessimism" he would enter, and clean up.

At the point of attempting to commit the update, the application will verify that no other user has modified the data.

Speed at the point guard has given us problems where we have to make some adjustments.

RESTART restarts the restore operation at the point it was interrupted.

The size of the database is determined at the point where we load the database.

Well, the answer is at the point of the puzzle!

If solidarity dissolves at the point of danger, the war's lost.

All you are doing now is going about its creation at the point agreed for the betterment of all.

In Figure 2, you can see that the first two requests finish at point 32 and the last one finishes at the point 104.

This ensures simple handling of dollies and their corresponding product at the point of sale.

When the lead goose gets tired, it rotates back into the formation and another goose flies at the point position.

A thrombus can Block Blood flow at the point of clot formation or Break free to Block it elsewhere (embolism).

The ratio of IscIL is the short circuit current avaILable at the point of common coupling to the nominal fundamental load current.

People stop at the point where the marginal cost equals the marginal benefit.

According to McKinsey, this "can help close purchases by providing additional information or offering discounts at the point of sale. "

Are working instructions for in-line inspection available at the point of production?

Organizers for the canceled tour said tickets will be fully refunded at the point of purchase.

They gave Chen Xiang a business card, at the point of smoke, on the sofa, not eager to light things, but to chat.

Today, we are at the point of questioning whether linguistics is a necessary part of translation.

This coordinate system is called the triad at the point.

It turns white at the point of contact with the tray when it is removed without leaving residue on the flange.

What the graph now offers is situated at the point at which every signifying chain prides itself on looping its signification.

Interest is then recomputed, starting at the point immediately above the most recently inserted transaction.

You will see build up and increasingly stronger earthquakes, but they are not quite at the point of explosion the GOM is.

Staring from where the beach begins at the point where Nubble Road meets the ocean, there is little beach at any tide.

At the point of HEV energy reclaiming, regenerative braking proportion should have an efficient bound.

Man can be incredibly intelligent at the point of danger.

On a peaceful afternoon, one can also choose to relax and enjoy a traditional British afternoon tea at The Point bar in the lobby.

When problems occur, the tool is best placed at the point of failures to assist in data collection.

I'm sorry, sir, but that's not the point. Please, arrive at the point.

Hydraulic power and control are located at the point of use providing responsive, repeatable performance.

Also the best trades often crop up at the point when investors are most nervous and markets are most volatile.

The time required to perform this operation depends upon the amount of "open" work in the database logs at the point of failure.

at the point view of market structure, the import and export market concentrations of five oil-bearing crops are high with some difference.

Harry took up the tale at the point where John had left off.

Mahatma Gandhi used to think that we should stop technology at the point where the spinning wheel was invented.

At the point in which the transaction is fully authorized, a log entry is recorded by TAIL.

Still unsolved is what makes the bees fly off into the wild yonder at the point of death.

Kobe rolled up from practice and took his spot in a balcony area at The Point.

The gesture for E is created by touching oneself, and feeling oneself at the point of contact.

This method can be used in measuring the harmonic power which is made by power system and customers at the point of common coupling.

He feels mingled at the point of intersection of his life.

Is procedure for piece by piece inspection available at the point of production?

You can then continue to test at the point where the action recording stops.

Mary took up the tale at the point where Tom had left off.

It is said that bad luck is trapped at the point where the two fingers meet .

If you restore a previous backup, transaction log file replay will end at the point at which the repair was done.

His size, quickness and passing ability makes him an attractive option at the point.

At the point of engagement, the man will ask his girlfriend's father for permission to marry his daughter.

REPAIR THE LR WHEEL SPEED SENSOR HARNESS AT THE POINT WHERE THE CODE SET.

The null must intersect with the emitter at the point where you want to emit particles.

If no such error handler is found, the error is fatal at the point at which it actually occurred.

She's at the point of hilariousness when she found out her parents were still alive after the war.

While recording or playing back a message , press DIVIDE at the point you want to divide.

You can then review the log file at the point where the error occurred.

lack of time prevents any further discussion at the point.

Air concentration at the point of entry increocseswith water depth decreasing.

The way to do research is to attack the facts at the point of greatest astonishment. Celia Green.

At the point of the call, there would be no way to distinguish the two.

Lack of time forbids any further discussion at the point.

The origin is located on the axis at the point closest to the center of mass.

Because the data model provides the user interaction, you can use it to validate the data input at the point of interaction.

Whoever wins, the NHS will remain free at the point of use and financed by taxes.

So each system at the point of its birth is simple.

At the point when these creative products enter cyberspace, they are only partly paid for.

Some analysts like to urge investors to invest at the point of crisis.

In addition, line mode and zero-mode voltage wave cross each other at the point of fault which causes the natural frequency "aliasing" .

fan-shaped plates are connected and gas is injected at the point above.

All in all I don't think they are at the point of dropping the unit. But still, if they did get rid of it, how many of you would care?

Retrieves the tree node at the point with the specified coordinates.

It begins at the point where you can see the intersection and ends just before you enter the intersection.

Many websites die at the point of turning, stupid and badly hurt.

v. Meet me at the point where the two paths cross.

At the point of collision they may release a giant Gamma Ray Burst.

that occur at the point of field definition are executed.

Are relevant documents available at the point of use?

It is best placed at the point in your environment where user connectivity is mission critical.

The thickness of this film is very small at the point of contact.

In the editor, place the cursor at the point in your code where you want to include the snippet.

The spectral information divergence method has the modest performance in the test both at the point level and at the regional level.

And Esau said, Behold, I am at the point to die: and what profit shall this birthright do to me?

make the code intelligible at the point of call. avoid boolean arguments.

Miracles always appear at the point when you nearly give up. So hold on!

The other solution is to lose weight so that I'm at the point where my weight doesn't bother me.

be awake and invigonrate the things that remain that are at the point of dying.

The rope broke at the point where it was weak .

But I don't believe we're at the point right now to make the recommendation that people should go out and take vitamin D.

It begins at the point where you can see the intersection and ends just before the entrance to the intersection.

Propulsion and energy systems aren't at the point where Roughead's dream is feasible.

Leakage at the point where pipes are connected.

At the point, I should like to propose a toast to Steven Johnson.

Saying "there is a reason for everything" may be true, but that is a cruel and heartless response at the point of great suffering.

Suddenly you find yourself at the point of no return.

Are Java code executed at the point they appear in the JSP file.

Replication processing resumes at the point at which it left off if a connection is dropped.

But she added: "We don't have a blood test for TB that can be used at the point of care level. "

Please post more specific pics. Look at the point, axe, and grip. They're doubtful.

It was at the point where I didn't even want to shave my legs because of the itchy, sore bumps afterwards.

This puts the exception at the point of user action.

At the point nobody would have guessed that Leverkusen would salvage a 2-2 draw from the match in the AWD-Arena.

I'd had a long, tiring day's work and felt at the point of exhaustion, but my boss is a nice fella and gave me an extra six hours overtime.

on the point of resignation; at the point of death.

Otherwise, care is fee at the point of service.

In tennis, you attack at the point of weakness!

We arrived at the city at the point of evening.

At the point, when objections are not answered any more because they are no longer even raised.

Would he have awakened at the point of death?

He admitted his guilty at the point of death.

Warning labels at the point of hazard?

At the point where the foot connects to the leg, there is one bone called the talus.

We'll start at the point where we left off last time.

For example, you might not always catch the error at the point it occurs.

We're at the point of no return in this business.

He told his son the secret at the point of death.

Just like I predicted, we're at the point of no return. And we can't go backwards, and no corners have been turned.

We are standing at the point of origin of this new creation where we can see and testify your new world.

Did you love him at the point of the conception?

The Exchange Management Shell can help you locate general syntax errors by reporting the line and character at the point of failure.

The line AB cuts the line CD at the point E.

We're not yet at the point where we can appreciate what information they are showing without a little more investigation.

The lake is deepest at the point.

To learn more about the details, at the point of view and output resolution and screen resolution.

And they are totally wrong at the point of this, we want something cool but not stupid.

And at the point and prior to that a lot of scholars fled to the west bringing these precious manuscripts with them.

We will start at the point where we left off yesterday.

About 13m of the scooters, which generate no emissions at the point of use, are sold each year in China.