Currently many web applications use the browser as only a presentation layer, for eg. a spreadsheet application may do a round-trip back to the server to work out even elementa ry calculations such as =1+1.
The round trip back to cities among empty nesters, rejoining those who simply grow old where they were once young, goes on, of course, across the country, and New York is not the only place trying to ease that passage.
But wealth is also "round tripped" back under the guise of foreign investment.
It seems likely the teenagers were on board the plane for up to 10 days, their corpses making not just one journey out of Africa but daily round trips back and forth.
In one case, a woman made homeless in west London, who was told relocation to Hastings on the south coast would keep her "close to London", had to make seven-hour round trips back to the capital to take her ill baby to weekly hospital appointments.
Even as that scandal unfolded, European Union investigators were looking into Mr. Dalli because he had taken three trips to the Bahamas in 2012 — including a round trip from Cyprus and back in one weekend — before he was forced to resign.
Many producers, he said, continue to be scared off by wild price swings that can take the price of a thousand cubic feet of gas on a round trip from $2 to $10 and back to $2 all in the space of a few years.
Continental Airlines, which raised fares up to $30 a round trip late last week only to roll back the decision on Monday, reinstated the higher fares today.
He once owned a £100,000 Ferrari, but used it so little he admitted that "for a round trip from Brighton to Manchester and back it would have been cheaper to hire a twin-engined light aircraft".
It takes 9 minutes for a round trip to the nearest island and back.
