Sentence examples for redirection points from inspiring English sources

But it looks like someone else acquired the French domain name, since as of today the redirection points to another social network called "FaceBook Paris".

The night before the meetings, attendees are texted a redirection point, generally outside a central London train station.

Blood and Honour were shamed off the streets after the Battle of Waterloo in 1992, when Anti Fascist Action tore into a few hundred young fascists looking for the redirection point for a huge Blood and Honour gig.

Blood & Honour were shamed off the streets after the Battle of Waterloo in 1992, when Anti Fascist Action tore into a few hundred young fascists looking for the redirection point for a huge Blood & Honour gig.

In DWB networks, topology control is defined as the autonomous network capability to dynamically reconfigure its physical topology through (1) the redirection of point-to-point links and/or (2) the reposition of backbone nodes.

Ruslan Fedotenko's redirection of a point shot by Dan Girardi on the power play opened the scoring early in the second period, but Nik Antropov answered for Winnipeg 10 minutes later.

Rask made a nifty glove save on Steven Stamkos's point-blank redirection in the third period.

The point was redirection toward what Jesus called "the Realm of God".

Following proteomic analyses, the glycolytic enzymes Pgi1p, Fba1p, Tdh3p, Gpm1p, Eno1p and Cdc19p were identified to be strongly induced, while TCA cycle proteins Aco1p, Fum1p and Mdh1p show very low abundance in hypoxic conditions, pointing at a redirection of the central carbon metabolism towards fermentation.

Shorten points to a $7.7m redirection of funds from the national respite for carers program.

He said the Mets were entering a period of "redirection and reinvigoration".