Despite its symbolic importance, Mr. Calatrava's station would basically serve as an entry point to the PATH Trains and 14 subway lines.
Historical novelists speak of looking for a gap in the record of their subjects' lives, a space bounded by fact but with plenty of room for fictional maneuvering, to serve as an entry point for an imagined narrative.
If anything, Button said, the more affordable knockoffs serve as an "entry point" to playing with Lego-style bricks, from which a family might later upgrade to the real thing.
These gaming experiences "may also serve as an entry point for men into dress up, for whom its convergence with technology may dispel some of its more feminine connotations" [2].
BITNET members were required to serve as an entry point for at least one other institution wishing to join, which ensured that no redundant paths existed in the network.
In order to look more closely at the mood structure of the clause, the following fragment of dialogue will serve as an entry point.
This paper analyses discontinuities and disruptions in domestic heating during long blackouts and whether power failures could serve as an entry point to the transition dynamics of the practice.
Any study based on molecular insight can serve as an entry to this fascinating world of the future: molecular biology, molecular life sciences, chemistry, nanoscience, process engineering or process architecture.
Among other things, they're a common language that can serve as an entry point for unifying the smart home – a space in which Samsung is clearly heavily invested with numerous connected appliances.
We first apply this hermeneutical exegesis framework to the interpretation of a textual fragment of a computer system development project in an American insurance company, and show how the six techniques of exegesis can each serve as an entry point in the hermeneutic circle and open up the possibility for meaningful interpretations that can improve system development.
