The most provocative feature of the software, known as Cactus, is that it allows any of these scientists at any point to "steer" or change the direction of the simulation in midstream, while it is computed.
When ships, satellites, and spacecraft need a stationary point to steer by, they take aim at the stars.
Even as he cultivated ties with Waha executives, however, Mitchell made a point to steer clear of work that he thought might require him to pay kickbacks.
A fine Craig Slater goal five minutes into injury-time gave Kilmarnock a vital three points to steer them further away from the Scottish Premiership relegation play-off.
THUNDER 92, 76ERS 88 In Philadelphia, Kevin Durant scored some key late points to steer Oklahoma City past Philadelphia in another match of divisional leaders.
Many had responded to calls by the N.R.A. to attend the meetings and hewed to the organization's talking points, trying to steer the debate to what they say is the real source of violence in America: mental health problems, a lack of personal responsibility, and violent video games and the news media.
Two spots are branded with three exclamation points, a warning to steer clear.
That may have pleased watching Democrats, but probably lost him some sympathy among undecided voters.Mr Ryan lost points for failing to steer the debate often enough to the fight between Mr Romney and Barack Obama.
For additional points, Kevin has to steer them all toward the righteous path, demonstrating what the instructions describe as the "11 strengths": integrity, honesty, responsibility, respect, self-discipline, compassion, tolerance, kindness, caring, courage and commitment.
'How can it be,' he wrote, 'that it is not a news item when an elderly homeless person dies of exposure, but it is news when the stock market loses two points?'" Obama tried to steer the conversation away from prejudices about income disparity only being a "black problem" or a "Hispanic problem," but instead a problem for all demographics.
Matches would regularly swing back and forth, each team pulling clear before three-point shots started to steer awry for no (obvious) goddam reason, opening up space for a comeback.
