Sentence examples for a locational from inspiring English sources

There were 12 TRI facilities not included on the maps due to a locational error or they were located in census tracts where no people lived.

The relation between the pathogen and the host is, first of all, a locational relationship, simply because the pathogen is located within the host at the end of the disease transmission process.

It has been proposed that movement of these grains may act as either a locational or a directional stimulus.

Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat, said, "It's never effective or helpful when companies play a locational card, and we're working cooperatively with the governor and with Pepsi to make sure the right thing happens".

In addition to maps and charts, atlases often contain pictures, tabular data, facts about areas, and indexes of place-names keyed to coordinates of latitude and longitude or to a locational grid with numbers and letters along the sides of maps.

To give consumers some say in the surveillance, Mr. Franken has been working on a locational privacy protection bill that would require entities like app developers to obtain explicit one-time consent from users before recording the locations of their mobile devices.

Gibson created the term mirror-world to acknowledge a locational-specific distinction in a manufactured object that emerged from a parallel development process, for example opposite-side driving or varied electrical outlets.

It is not a given that a city with a low locational quality will be unable to support an NHL team; however, a high locational quality is an advantage to a new team as it works to attract fans in the team's first years.

Although the success rate is the most significant factor in determining a team's (mathcal {R}_{0}), a low locational quality is certainly a disadvantage for a team trying to grow its fanbase.

Such a team requires a higher success rate to attract the same number of new fans compared to a team with a higher locational quality.

Among conceptual innovations, the most important was the distinction between: (a) the data used to draw the polygons forming the boundary of a place (locational information); and (b) the set of features it has, that is, its attributes.