insertion point

"Coming up on second insertion point in five minutes, Captain."

Lining the shore from one end of the insertion point to the other was light.

In that case, you watch a second, highlighted display just below your insertion point.

This site is then described as the insertion point.

The insertion point disappears while it's being moved left or right when editing a file name.

"I suggest an insertion point here, a kilometer outside the city.

You're right about that being the best insertion point."

This insertion point is not shared with camels and pigs.

The small unit is flown, by helicopter, to a maritime insertion point.

When finding the insertion point, the depth of the new node must also be recorded.

No one spoke for the forty-nine minutes it took to reach the alternate insertion point.

"He anchored in that cove to put himself within easy reach of an insertion point.

A local anesthetic is injected into the skin to numb the insertion point.

I walked across the grassy area behind the building until I reached the insertion point, a glass door.

The user simply selected an insertion point with the mouse and typed the new text.

Another reason these viruses are reliable vectors is the known insertion point for the genome.

"Current position forty kilometers from coastal insertion point, next attack anticipated in ten minutes."

This is largely due to the different lengths and varying insertion points of the muscle fibers.

The risk of kinking or traumatic effects at the insertion point is minimized by its design.

A visual inspection is made to check for any rips or tears at the needle insertion point.

The door was the insertion point.

We were right on the money, effectively, but about a hundred kilometers behind the projected orbital insertion point."

Consequently, references and iterators to elements after the insertion point become invalidated.

When you fill up the first box, the insertion point jumps automatically to the next one, ready for the next digits.

If the insertion point shifted, an inbound ship might find itself emerging too close to a large mass, with no time to maneuver clear.