Sentence examples for a complex location from inspiring English sources

From this it follows that the negation of the above sentence is true with respect to some possible world, i.e., that it is possible for a simple entity to be exactly located at a complex location.

Examples of context properties (of a car) are shown in Fig. 4. It includes a complex Location property reflecting current car location and, two of progress tracking properties (RegistrationProgress, StoringProgress).

The evaluation and treatment of retroperitoneal sarcomas are challenging because the tumours are relatively rare and frequently present with advanced disease in an anatomically complex location.

The modelling approach was tested with a selection of different physical options and initialization fields at a complex geographical location characterised by a contrasting diurnal meteorological cycles.

Due to its inherent complex location and connections, it can potentially act as a natural conduit for the spread of inflammatory and neoplastic diseases across the various deep spaces in the head and neck.

"Curbside is primed to fundamentally change the way people shop – by creating a seamless way for consumers to access products from local merchants by successfully developing complex location and inventory technology".

Ms. Williams's intense, single-minded performance is neatly proportioned to the complex location shooting, which deftly ranges from stagnant Houston suburbs to the plasma-screen apocalypse of Times Square to the labyrinthine mysteries of Brooklyn lofts.

Lastly we investigate memory requirements of the scheduling algorithms in terms of complex location (CLS) units.

The trove of data is being collected in anticipation of more complex location services and features on devices that have yet to be manufactured.

The others make the whole wind farm equivalent to a single wind generator, which focus primarily on the whole wind farm's response behaviors, yet omitting the complex location information and electrical connections [11, 12, 13].

A meta-analysis found that although bone scintigraphy had a higher diagnostic yield in more anatomical complex locations, such as the pelvis and feet, it was less sensitive for classic metaphyseal lesions (CML) [ 11, 19, 26, 48, 62].