This weariness is interrupted by the knocking of an Indian on your window...tap, tap, tap...

These different vehicles will be able to tap into countless energy sources.

Both politicians are keen to tap into voters concerns about global warming.

He did a lot of improvisation of tap steps, tap sounds, and tap rhythms alike.

Still, the politics of resentment works best when it can tap into real fears.

So they made this web service and said, Any programmer can write a piece of software and tap into the minds of thousands of people.

And so jumping off of that, thinking beyond the built environment into the natural world, I have this ongoing project called Botanicalls which actually enables houseplants to tap into human communication protocols.

To tap into this sense of allegiance and loyalty through an organized public gathering was an inspired idea, which India continues to build upon each year.

Strengthen linkages between public research and private industry, and tap into regional and international R D networks.

In some areas, this can be obtained through boreholes that tap underground aquifers.

They should tap into their diasporas, attract foreign direct investment in new areas, and acquire foreign firms if possible.

It should strengthen its capacity to tap into these networks and cultivate and utilize local gender expertise and capacity.

This little robot was somehow able to tap into something deeply social within us and with that, the promise of an entirely new way we could interact with robots.

Spending it would not add to any country s fiscal deficit. All they need to do is to tap into it.

Never having been confronted with this type of situation before, we wanted to try and understand how we could tap into this incredible resource, how we could really leverage this incredible use of mobile technology and SMS technology.

But this looks a lot like Japan, where the fiscal tap was tentatively opened and closed.

Just as a family backstops its savings with insurance, countries should be able to tap into a global financial safety net.

Saul Griffith's kites tap wind energy

He said, I'm a tap counter.

I'm even afraid of tap water

That tap must be turned back on.

There s actually a lot of support for those who choose to tap into their own potential. There s always something to look forward to.

Throughout their four decades of existence, they've managed to tap into a common sense of humor across Latin America and the Iberian peninsula.

That way, ordinary depositors would put their savings back into banks, because the formal financial sector would offer them a way to tap into the benefits offered by China s phenomenal growth.

And then the faucet, there, is a beer tap.

I mean I could immediately tap into an immune response that was already there, where it was not going to take five or six days to develop it it was going to immediately attack whatever this thing was on.

As this work proceeds, it will be important to take into account the ability of the United Nations to tap multilateral resources and also the trust that the United Nations enjoys from the Government and the population at large.

This NAB like vehicle could borrow as needed from countries, including the United States and China, as well as tap financial markets.

It demonstrated the serious commitment of Singaporean firms, particularly the leading TNCs, to globalize their operations and to tap into potential overseas markets and generate revenues from abroad.

The relevant indicator shows that there has been an increase in the number of homes with improved water supplies, which, in the case of Guatemala, are defined as those with exclusive use of a tap, a tap shared by several homes and a public tap (outside the home).

Several speakers urged the newly elected members to tap into the information provided by key institutions and resources both within and outside the Organization. This could do much to ensure a smooth introduction to the Council's varied activities and working methods.

And millions of them around the world are turning to complementary and alternative forms of medicine, which tend to tap into sort of slower, gentler, more holistic forms of healing.

So as you send a movement command down, you tap a copy of that off and run it into your neural simulator to anticipate the sensory consequences of your actions.

And his father used to go down into the basement to tap on the sides of casks of wine to determine how much wine was left and whether to reorder.

Romney had no miracle cure, either, but he attempted to tap into voters wishful thinking bias, by promising to reduce the size of the government and cut marginal tax rates.

With nearly unlimited access to advanced country markets, China can tap into global external demand and raise its GDP growth potential, as it has done for the past two decades.

And we helped him build a company, for profit, that would build on IDE's knowledge, and start looking at sales and exports, and be able to tap into other kinds of capital.

... fixed a rubber tube to the metal tap which shone just above my face.

Under this item, in response to decision 2004 28, the Executive Board will have before it a report on the UNFPA Technical Advisory Programme (TAP), 2006 2007.

This not only reflects the spirit of equality and mutual respect but is also an important way to give play to Africa's creativity and tap its potential.

Participants urged Governments to tap into and strengthen the capacities of non governmental organizations and civil society organizations, especially at the local level, given their knowledge, access to the community and mediation skills.

Over the long run, having an effective information management structure that allows existing operations to tap into the experiences of previous operations would both save resources and improve the quality of assistance provided.

They did ballet they did tap they did jazz they did modern they did contemporary.

Developing channels of cooperation with Turkey in order to tap into Turkey s potential to contribute to regional peace and stability in the Middle East is thus imperative for both the US and the EU.

Putin s KGB cronies, usually from St. Petersburg, control these institutions, and tap them for huge kickbacks.