If the machine that strives for remote access invokes a method from the object reference of the machine which is in possession of the remote object, the method on the remote object is executed.
This invokes their equal access to knowledge on the subject, and appears to be designed to incorporate Graham's turn into the conversation despite it not being the required word for completion of Alex's incomplete turn.
MetaProx, however, uses a distribution where the client owns the application (i.e. the search tool) that in turn invokes the server solely for access to the database (see Figure 5).
The analysis applies fact extraction and generates specific directed attributed graphs; nodes represent source code entities and edges represent relationships such as accesses, includes, inherits, invokes, and coupling between certain architectural elements.
Hardware support is provided to satisfy every node hit (the common case) and software is invoked only for accesses to remote nodes.
UNAIDS guidelines for good participatory practice also invokes core principles of respect, autonomy, transparency, and access to care [ 20].
It is also at the Commission's discretion whether to allow shareholders of the Russian South Stream gas pipeline project exclusive gas transportation by granting it 'priority status', or to force it to allow third party access by invoking Third Energy Package legislation.
In light of what the providers in this study have said about the ubiquitous nature of this policy, it seems unlikely that allowing patients "to accept increased levels of risk" [ 3] will invoke much change in access to VBAC in Florida without tort reform and a cooperative statewide effort.
She invokes former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's rural electrification project as the precedent for her plan to expand broadband internet access.
Huckabee invokes God constantly.
The décor also invokes whimsy.
