All of the access points turned out to be quite similar.

Those access points are now five miles away from where they were.

These were the only access points to the rest of the building.

You just change your access point to turn it off.

Several access points to the field are along this road.

Every access point is to have a presence at ground level.

But I really wanted to spend some time to talk about open access points.

Okay, the next step is the access point does the same thing.

There are three access points to the station from each street.

There are more than 60 Internet access points all over the school.

The most common access point is from the northern end.

As a result, among the most common access points are county bridges.

Today the roads run right back into the park's three access points.

The website has different access points for teachers and students.

Because the idea is, you know, basically we talked about open access points.

You might be able to get, like, one computer and your access point to hook up.

But over the years one access point after another was lost."

Service staff need to be able to get in and out of any access point."

I have three wireless access points in my house, two of which are necessary.

Both are considered as main access points for interaction with the public administration.

But we have an open access point as a convenience for people who come to visit us.

"We'll be going in through the western access point, here."

It's just saying, when you connect with this access point, use security.

There are internet access points in many of the rooms.

These, he says, are "multiple access points" that will make reading the book like using a personal computer.

AP is also used to gain access to special places or information later in the game.

AP exams for college credit, are also offered in all of these areas.

AP: How did you come up with the idea for your book?

AP classes, if mastered, will give students college credit in that course.

AP reports claims of 14 dead after protests in four cities.

Then the party really started, she told AP news agency.

It's not hard to see why AP is concerned now.

AP reports that the sentences had been given by a special security court set up under a period of emergency law last year.

His family with the help of the AP wanted more details.

The school AP grade average is 4.21 out of 5.

AP courses are offered in a wide variety of subjects.

AP is a legend for sure but he should have won it a couple of years ago."

AP man shows his complete ignorance of the internet and its users.

Indeed, the AP style book takes this point of view.

AP also got some securities, which it is now trying to sell to raise cash.

About one out of every three students in the high school takes an AP math course.

There must be more than one way for a person's life to turn out (AP).

AP and job levels do not transfer from class to class.

There are better images than this in AP every week.

In the 2006 school year, 92 students took 155 AP exams.

As a whole, the class of 2009 took 475 AP exams.

More students are now taking AP courses than at any time in the history of the school.

Many requirements must be met to take an AP class.

The fact that this story had human interest and unusual ap.

"As in the one who works for AP and is always dropping by my office."

In this respect it is a modern version of an armor-piercing shell.

These guns could fire armor-piercing shells at a rate of 4-5 per minute.

They'd need armor-piercing shells to do us any damage.

A nice little twenty-millimeter with armor-piercing shells would be just the right prescription.

The M119 has a range of 7 to 12 miles and can deliver everything from armor-piercing shells to cluster bombs.

Each gun was supplied with 130 armor-piercing shells, and fired at a rate of approximately 5 per minute.

The vehicle is displayed with damage resulting from a direct hit by an armor-piercing shell.

The bolts are going to be propelled into the back of the vault like armor-piercing shells.

He believed his cancer came from wartime exposure to depleted uranium used in armor-piercing shells.

Would have started in with explanations, the sights, armor-piercing shells, Maybach engines, and so on.

Then, seconds later, armor-piercing shells began to bit Venus Equilateral.

We'll have to shoot armor-piercing shells at it.

The cannons could fire both high-explosive anti-personnel and armor-piercing shells.

Even inside the insulated car we clutched our ears as the armor-piercing shells tore through the steel.

An armor-piercing shell must withstand the shock of punching through armor plating.

In addition, the Pentagon recently announced that it had a 100-year supply of depleted uranium metal for armor-piercing shells.

It is unlikely that they have armor-piercing shells, howitzers, land mines, or an ability to prevent our landing.

She made use of Harvey armor, which was intended to be able to protect against the impact of even an 8-inch armor-piercing shell.

Maya fired 450 Type-3 incendiary and Type-91 armor-piercing shells during the operation.

Its armor-piercing shells were designed for destroying Soviet tanks — but the aircraft can also strike with great accuracy without a large blast area.

It seems armor-piercing shells dropped from a plane at two thousand feet on coral make a rumble nearly identical to an earthquake!

The boy must have already had one of the armor-piercing shells in his hands because the breech was loaded in an instant.

To burrow at that speed would require them being encased in a self-propelled armor-piercing shell.

Then an artillery officer said, dreamily, "The armor-piercing shells the railroad guns use have lead caps."

It then became routine doctrine to thoroughly work over beaches with thousands of high-explosive and armor-piercing shells.