The phrase "accessory points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional or supplementary details that support a main idea or argument.
Example: "In her presentation, she included several accessory points to reinforce her main thesis."
Alternatives: "additional details" or "supplementary points".
This can have a substantial impact on boot time and overall system performance.Programs can also schedule tasks to launch automatically when windows starts to stop such programs use windows task scheduler.To open Scheduled Tasks, click Start, click All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Scheduled Tasks.
Fabio Zanbernardi, who works with Ms. Prada on accessory design, pointed out that Prada's top-selling bag this season, a moon-shaped shoulder bag with a large buckle closure, received scant attention from fashion editors.
A rumor passed through Twitter from, of all people, an accessories manufacturer points to the possibility of a November 11 launch of the Nintendo 3DS.
Upon further thought, I decided that my permanent staple, my ever-present accessory, my point-and shoot is an extension of my identity -- not my identity as a New Yorker, a lover of art, a reader, or even a photographer, but my identity as a woman, and a sentimental one at that.
Products -- the right accessories -- point the way.
"The standard cash register takes the money well, but it doesn't help with the selling process," for example, suggesting accessories and pointing out what's on sale, he said.
At Artware Editions, a showroom on the Bowery that specializes in artist-designed furniture and accessories, she pointed out several examples of what she was talking about, including a chess set designed by Man Ray in 1920.
But the law makes an exception for so-called non-advertising billboards -- which include "accessory" signs that point to on-site businesses and banners erected for civic and nonprofit purposes.
