Sentence examples for requests back to from inspiring English sources
Since MySpace doesn't have an official API, the browser is proxying requests back to MySpace on behalf of the user.
Software control tasks must maintain configuration records to provide traceability among elements of the software architecture, design decision, change proposals, and requests back to software specifications and stakeholder needs.
When Microsoft and Amazon first discussed integrating their virtual assistants, it was described as a two-way street – that is, Cortana could pass requests back to Alexa, and vice versa.
Along with your JavaScript snippet, you'll be pasting PHP or Ruby libraries on your server, as well; the JavaScript will send requests back to your own servers, which will then communicate with these third-party services REST-fully.
With browser-based Javascript, functions in MySpace such as listing and sorting emails or filtering through a list of friends felt very slow; the loading bar would freeze as the hourglass spins while your browser makes multiple requests back to the server.
The new pimp, who was "a nicer guy," Yana said, eventually took Galia, at her request, back to Ukraine.
If an agency that spent $5 million one year asked for $10 million the next, the county executive might cut the request back to $6 million and proudly report he had achieved a $4 million saving.
The app sends a request to the iTunes App Store, downloads a fresh copy of the host application, repackages the app with the tweaks (called "exos" in Extensify), then sends the request back to the device and sideloads the application.
In this scheme, the ranging-capable device (RDEV) A begins the session by sending a range request packeta to node B. Then, node B waits a time τ, known to both devices, to send a request back to node A. Based on that packet, node A can measure the round-trip time, troundA=tp+τ, and extract the one-way time-of-flight, tp, with respect to its own reference time.
According to the panel's chairman, Phil Angelides, Goldman has either not responded to requests — stretching back to January — for documents and interviews or has submitted data that are so voluminous or disorganized as to be useless.
He is so averse to the limelight that he said he consented to this interview not because he finally relented after requests stretching back to last year, but because he was told that the reporter planned to write an article anyway.
