This is clearly a technology flush with possibility. But with the limits of the current science and human bladder capacity, are pee-powered vehicles just a well-plumbed pipe dream?
The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, will propose Wednesday the adoption of "concrete and actionable steps" to globalize essential Web functions—like the assignment of so-called top-level domain names, for example, used...
So, what is all the fuss about? Oracle's copyright-related accusations centred on two bits of software plumbing: application programming interfaces (APIs) and Java virtual machines (JVMs).

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spending power, internet's plumbing
Editorial: Health Care and the States
Spending power is conferred to state and federal legislatures through their constitution. Judicial review of legislative spending varies from state to state, but the law of federal spending informs courts in all states.
Spending Soars on Internet's Plumbing
v. tr. - 授以博士學位, 修改, 診斷
v. intr. - 行醫
n. - 医者, 医師, …先生, 博士, 修理屋, 先生
v. - 治療する, 手を加える, 混ぜ物をする
to supply a building or a device with water pipes, or to connect a building or a device to a water pipe:
We've discovered that our house isn't plumbed properly.
I think we can plumb the new bath into the existing pipes.
Have you plumbed the dishwasher in yet?
plumber noun [C]
a person whose job is to supply and connect, or repair water pipes, baths, toilets, etc:
When is the plumber coming to mend the burst pipe?
plumbing noun [U]
1 the water pipes and similar systems in a building:
There's something wrong with the plumbing.
2 the work of connecting water and other pipes in a building:
We did all the plumbing (work) in our house ourselves.
plumbing
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[mass noun]- 1.2 • informal used as a humorous euphemism for the excretory tracts and urinary system: I’d never discuss my plumbing with ladiesMore example sentences
- Tomorrow's tests are to check that there's no kidney damage and to check that her 'plumbing' is right.
- I will be taking her to a pediatric urologist after Christmas, to check out her plumbing.
- Residential/Commercial Systems: Water supply pipes, drain pipes, toilets, and sinks.
- Installation & Maintenance: The act of installing, repairing, or altering pipes and fixtures.
- Functional Infrastructure: Specifically used for HVAC systems, storm drainage, and sanitary waste removal. Metaphorical Usage: Often used to describe complex, unseen, underlying systems (e.g., the "plumbing" of the internet or financial systems).
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The external wall is out of plumb by half a metre.
━━ a., ad. 垂直の[に]; 〔話〕 全く(の); 正確に; 鉛管を敷設する, 配管工事を施す.
━━ v. plumberとして働く; 垂直度を調べる; 垂直にする ((up)); (水深を)測る; 見通す, 測り知る. plumb (DEEP) verb [T]
1 SPECIALIZED to measure how deep something is, especially water
2 to understand or discover all about something:
Now that she had begun, she wanted to plumb her own childhood further.
exactly:
The hotel is plumb in the middle of the town.
He hit me plumb on the nose.
completely:
I plumb forgot your birthday.
Roy plumbed the depths of despair when his wife left him.
HUMOROUS They must be really plumbing the depths (= must have been unable to find anyone better) if they're offering the job to her.
plumb·ing (plŭm'ĭng)

n.
- The pipes, fixtures, and other apparatus of a water, gas, or sewage system in a building.
- The work or trade of a plumber.
- Informal. An arrangement of bodily vessels or ducts: "treating stroke victims by reversing the plumbing of the body's circulatory system" (Associated Press).
- spending money
- [U]こづかい(銭);手持ちの現金.
album[al・bum]
- レベル:最重要
- 発音記号[ǽlbəm]
写真[切手]帳.
ケネディー記念演説集.
[ラテン語albus(白い)+-um(中性単数語尾). 「白いもの」→「白いとじたもの」]
in situ (in SY-too, SEE-, -tyoo, -choo)
adverb: In the original place.
Etymology
From Latin in situ (in place). The word is used in medicine to indicate a condition in a localized state, not spread beyond. First recorded use: 1740.
Usage
"The sound engineers came to record the nuns in situ." — Louette Harding; Sing out, Sisters: How a Closed Order of Benedictine Nuns Recorded an Album; Daily Mail (London, UK); Oct 9, 2010.
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