from point to point

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

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

Each with their own governance, ethos and infrastructure, but able to send messages from point to point to point.

But it is familiar and easy to imagine, for example, a room in which temperature varies from point to point.

For these reasons, adoption of SOA is driving migrations from point-to-point messaging networks to clustered environments.

Lights need power, and everyone and everything has to be driven, flown, or otherwise moved from point to point.

the FCC wants to ensure primarily that packets pass from point to point without preferential treatment.

The paper presents the whole program of communicating with single-chip microcomputer from point to point.

The hybrid vehicles use laser range finders and video cameras to detect traffic, and detailed maps to find their way from point to point.

The corona or brush discharge , would transfer from point to point.

In fact, mapping a route from point to point is a daily logistical conundrum.

This way, instead of babysitting your forces, you can instruct your forces to automatically move from point to point and attack X, Y and Z.

These cutting angles vary from point to point and have a great effect on the performance of the drill point.

"Because of the Internet, we are seeing a trend that software is by and large becoming free for consumers from point to point, " Yu said.

It varies in phase from point to point and moment to moment.

The communication path for signals from point to point such as a coaxial cable , or highpower transmission lines, i. e.

Skip-- to pass from point to point, omitting or disregarding what intervenes

and to carry it from point to point

a particle moving in time from point to point