Similar words: choreography, geography, mimeograph, geographical, biogeography, autograph, biography, holograph. Meaning: v. 1. compose a sequence of dance steps, often to music 2. plan and oversee the development and details of.
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31. What I will really like to do is to choreograph otIT human. It will be an exciting care noter.
32. What I would really like to do is to choreograph other people.It would be an exciting career.But I shouldn't think too far into the future.
33. Every day, starting today, write the music, paint the picture, choreograph the dance.
34. Learn how to choreograph steps with music in Paso Doble dancing in this free instructional Spanish dance video.
35. You can choreograph these services into composite applications and invoke them through standard protocols, as shown in Figure 2 below.
36. The stunt performers have been taking advantage of the lighter weight to choreograph even faster moves.
37. You can use them to the define steps of your business logic, to coordinate and choreograph other services, and to involve people.
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38. It includes drawing and text tools for creating new compositions, lets you import images in a variety of formats (SVG, PNG, JPG and GIF), and choreograph animation with a timeline-based editor.
39. It is all in an effort to choreograph a predictable level of control.
40. Tiny structures in the feathers choreograph incoming light, reflecting sapphire in one direction, emerald in another.
41. Ok, now that the roles are better understood, I'll dig into more details on how we choreograph the work items among them.
42. WebSphere Integration Developer also helps the team choreograph business process by wiring together atomic and composite services to implement the business processes.
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