Some of these numbers will hold great importance, become the pillars upon which love affairs, life-saving friendships, international diplomatic relations and drug addictions are built, while others will merely be conduits for fleeting calls and texts, vocal or written blue moonery that will soon evanesce into the matrix like all the other pointless digits that surround us in our lives.
A great newspaper will help you in the classroom — and it will be your conduit to the real world outside the classroom.
Those rules include requiring Saudi charities to keep their money in a single bank account, preventing cash withdrawals from those accounts and creating a new agency that will be the conduit for all Saudi charitable giving outside Saudi Arabia.
The new iCloud service will be the conduit for backups of user data and calendar and contact syncs, as well as storage for third-party apps.With the cord cut, Apple removes a bar to the adoption of its mobile devices in emerging markets, in which computers may be far scarcer or too far out of date to run the latest version of iTunes.
"Wherever there's image content being used I think we will be the conduit for it," he said.
Unlike Wikileaks, Openleaks will be a "conduit" of information rather than a publisher of information (it "aims to provide the technological means to organizations and other entities around the world to be able to accept anonymous submissions in the forms of documents or other information," said Domscheit-Berg.
Funded with a five-year endowment from the Williams Sisters Fund, the center will be a conduit to guide those affected by violence and trauma to get the resources they need in order to heal and move on.
Most likely you will be the conduit to professionals in each area, but you may be the first person to which they turn for help.
Calmness and tenderness can be conduits for healing.
Three veteran Republican strategists with ties to Mr. Romney's brain trust will be the primary conduits between the two operations, officials said.
