As ingestion engines encapsulate data integration logic they are the logical point of extension.
Senator Christopher Bond of Missouri has been trotting around the cable TV circuit, complaining that the president needs to spend those precious Copenhagen hours consulting with the military about Afghanistan and working "to keep our country safe". Bond is the logical point man on these matters because he is the top Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
As a company with roots in Latin America, CEO Manuel Medina told the Wall Street Journal that Miami is "the logical point to be the technology capital of Latin America," despite being rooted in the United States.
In this method, the destination end point may or may not be the logical end point of the tunnel.
In fact, "Guardians" seems to be the logical convergence point of two distinct trends that have been growing for a number of years now — in which spectacle on the one hand ("Godzilla," "Transformers" et al). and quippy reference on the other take pride of place, effectively crowding out traditional storytelling.
Overall, these observations suggest that the identification of a sequence variant should not be the logical end point that automatically connects the locus that harbors it with a phenotype, but rather a beginning of a set of experimental procedures to unravel the effects of the variant.
His various questions included these: "When will we know that you've reached a critical mass?" "What is the logical end point?" "At what level will it satisfy the critical mass?" Mr. Garre, an experienced Supreme Court advocate who served as President George W. Bush's last solicitor general, was too canny to fall into the trap.
The 55-year-old has received credit for walking away from any potential compensation, but his exit is the logical end point to a string of signings that haven't worked and the club's worst points tally at this point in the season since 82-83, when they eventually went down.
Re "When the Disease Eludes a Diagnosis" (Essay, March 25): Having been given skeptical diagnoses of chronic fatigue syndrome and other equally vague maladies, I believe that Dr. Barron H. Lerner misses a basic point: it's not an obsession with a diagnosis but with a solution, and a diagnosis is the logical starting point.
