The nexus point of a web of personal gadgets sensibly should be the person who owns them, too, and not the crutch of a single access point to bring them together.
"In 'Tempest' and 'Heaven' I do what I have often done, which is take a very pedestrian black male character and put him at the nexus point of these gigantic questions about good and evil and the meaning of life," Mr. Mosley said with glee.
But it does seem highly likely that Apple will position its new set top box as the nexus point of both entertainment and home automation.
Step III: Mapping Reserves of Minerals for Future Supply Naturally, a map displaying nexus points of resource supply risks must also consider where the world's natural resources are located.
We also describe the use of the CoreReg method to integrate gene expression data into iCac802 and predict nexus points of regulation, that underlie cellular response to the physiological stressors butanol and butyrate [ 3].
Naturally, a map displaying nexus points of resource supply risks must also consider where the world's natural resources are located.
Instead, in the summer of 2007, Glacier's park officials introduced a free summer shuttle service between the nexus points of Apgar in the west and St Mary in the east, an 80km journey.
The core sets represent likely nexus points of regulation under stress conditions, as they can broadly propagate the regulatory effect to the stress affected pathways through model stoichiometry.
The process of translation occurs at a nexus point downstream of a number of signal pathways and developmental processes.
A cloud IDE will be the nexus of all this activity, a central point to write and deploy to the cloud and learn from users.
For the Goolarabooloo community, the Point is also the nexus of a "songline" whose path was recorded in Aboriginal songs, dances and other cultural activities, said Joseph Roe, a leader of the group.
