Sentence examples for intermediary destination from inspiring English sources

Guest rooms sometimes even facilitate separation; that "spare room" can be the intermediary destination, en route to divorce.

Before long they arrive at their intermediary destination, an inn known as Minnie's Haberdashery, except as we learn when someone unexpected opens the door to greet them, Minnie is nowhere to be found.

The arrow from a source motif to an intermediary or destination motif denotes one motif transit.

From the script framework and particularly from the Stage column, it clearly emerges that the Internet plays a major role in the preparation of the criminal activity and in the final parts of wildlife trafficking namely the transit through local intermediaries in the destination countries and the distribution stage.

The vast majority of illicit activity and fraud committed across the Internet could be averted or at least curtailed if destination ISP and payment intermediaries implemented effective processes for monitoring and controlling access to, and use of networks.

IPSec is not required to be supported by any intermediary computer that routes data from the source to destination IP address, unless Network Address Translation (NAT) or packet filtering is implemented on the firewall.

Freedom makes traceability difficult by encrypting e-mail and Web-browsing requests and sending them through at least three intermediary routers on the way to their final destinations: each message is wrapped like an onion in three layers of cryptography, and each router can peel off only one layer of the onion to learn the next stop in the path of the message.

Source motifs (all initial motifs), intermediary motifs (motifs which are neither final nor initial motifs) and destination motifs (converged motifs) are colored in blue, purple and red colors, respectively.

It sorts the mail by the country of destination and, depending on which is the cheapest or best intermediary, uses several different delivery services to carry the mail overseas.

The first used an intermediary in New York to land in a Swiss bank account, a common destination for laundered funds.

This exploits the fact that two tickets split at an intermediary station can be cheaper than buying one ticket all the way to your destination.