indirection

The use of an address to point to data is called indirection.

The best answer, I think, is artists who practice indirection.

So there's a perfect example of where indirection comes in.

Having hit a 6-foot-2 stone wall, I tried a bit of indirection.

They were born without the part of the brain that does indirection, I guess.

I'm looking forward to your discussion of indirection next week and wherever you go after that.

The question was what form the indirection would take.

So the plan is to achieve the same result by stealth and indirection.

"It does by indirection what lawyers are prevented from doing directly."

So we're going to cover the whole issue of indirection and pointers.

He had no reason for indirection at that point.

After all the indirection, Sam had decided to storm the main gate.

By indirection at least, Wright has reached the step where you begin to express love.

This, however, only works with 1 level of indirection.

How do you make concrete what can be understood only by the indirection of myth?

That's the promise he could have made, not by indirection but pointedly.

The story often works through indirection and elision, though at other times is very direct.

Indirection also enables us to give others the option of retreat.

Our home had always been a puzzle museum, a palace of indirection where nothing was quite what you'd thought.

"How hard it is for Satan to do good even by indirection!

You might have decided that was some stupid piece of indirection."

Rather, Settle is interested in the way one understands truth by indirection.

Only by indirection now do we find directions out.

The indirection is by no means limited to Republicans.

The result: electricity by indirection, which the scholars say is permitted.