Interrogation point

Interrogation point Interrogation point is synonymous with analysis point. 

Graphic User Interface (GUI)—This consists of screens, which would enable the operator to easily interrogate the system and to visually see where the instruments are installed and their values at any point of time. By carefully designed screens, the operator will be able to view at a glance the relative positions of all values, thus, fully understanding the operation of the machinery. 

Command modules communicate with other modules through a local area network (LAN). Through this LAN, command modules receive information from the local control modules and store data. These data can be stored from a week to two years, depending on the recording interval and the number of points to be monitored. Unlike host-based systems, which use a central computer to interrogate each command module individually, the computer interface can tap into the network like any other command module. 

Von Schnitzler Now comes my conclusion, Mr. Sprecher. I said before that only the statement of Schmitz was not among my papers but from the conclusions Ter Meer makes at the end of his statement, the most important points of that statement can be deduced. And studying them again after the present interrogations of five weeks, I am of the opinion that my points which have been corrected there were largely correct. 

When I worked that out, I was convinced, but such logic would not stand up in court. Having demonstrated that your father had tried to kill me, the Maestro accused him of the murder that did succeed. No doubt he expected the Three to take over the case at that point and discover the real truth by interrogating the Feathers. But your father accepted the blame for both crimes. Obviously his confession was a lie and he was sheltering one of you, his children. Possibly both of you, but if you had wanted to kill the old man, madonna, you could have done so at any time. You could have stumbled on the stairs and tripped him. ... 

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