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31. I don't think it is appropriate to discuss internal policy at this point in time.

32. Slots can disconnect at any point in time, including while those same slots are being invoked.

33. We are very small. There are 1600 students enrolled at any point in time.

34. If at any point in time the standard cost materially differs from the actual cost, the Standard revision account should be used to adjust inventories to actual cost.

35. Manually determining the correct point in time to which to roll forward a database is difficult, particularly for a partitioned database.

36. With online backup, there is a means to roll forward the logs to any specific point in time or to the end of the logs.

37. At some point in time it becomes an economic choice by the content owners.

38. An event is a iccurence that is located at a single point in time.

39. Comodo Time Machine (CTM) is a powerful system rollback utility that allows users to quickly restore their computers to an earlier point in time.

40. There was actually a point in time where he seemed terribly off the pace – a sad reflection of the player who was such a reliable force in his first season.

41. And, at one point in time, he laments the end of the old Latin world and the B.C. world, when people could have these child slaves.

42. At this point in time should add iron - rich foods to prevent the occurrence of this disease.

43. "We review the profit forecast, the volume forecast in real time, and we make decisions to change at that point in time,[http://sentencedict.com/point in time.html] " explained McDonald.

44. I believe they will come to a point in time whereby they'll be asking for tips.

45. Since the Nielson report only shows data for a specific point in time, there's not really much else we can extrapolate from the numbers.

46. There must be the appropriate mind stuff moving in the same direction to have a significant impact at any point in time.

47. Everyone has wondered at some point in time which cardio exercise is better.

48. Since a constitution is written at a certain point in time(Sentencedict.com), it must be amendable so that it may adapt to the changing needs of the people in the future.

49. Select Roll forward to a point in time – Local (Figure 18).

50. Cache data is that which can be re-created at any point in time.

51. If you choose to have archive logging, and do an online backup and roll forward recovery, you can recover to a point in time or to the end of the logs for the minimum loss of data.

52. In the history of the world, every culture in every location at every point in time has developed some supernatural belief system.

53. There are, at any point in time, a number of possible futures, each, as it were, a state of partial equilibrium.

54. If this particular GOES satellite is in geostationary orbit such that it experiences an eclipse by Earth at 7:00 UTC, then this point in time is when Greenwich is experiencing a dawn.

55. This means that the command lets you traverse the DB2 logs and redo or undo the operations recorded in the log up to a specified point in time.

56. This point in time will herald another wave of dollar weakness.

57. Some scientists have rested their considerable educations on the belief that at some point in time, a cosmic explosion occurred which set the wheels of life and evolution into motion.

58. At one point in time we get into situations where things don't aswould like it.

59. For example, in financial derivatives processing, a new party may replace an existing party at a particular point in time, through a process called novation.

60. Use the restore task assistant to restore the database and roll forward to a point in time before the delete statements were run.