Sentence examples for a long location from inspiring English sources
Ignoring almost all of the source novel (a bitter tale of a broken Bond seeking revenge on Blofeld for killing his wife), You Only Live Twice was assembled from ideas thought up by the production team during a long location scout in Japan.
Many of us have been saying it for a long time: location based services are the future.
Ours was an interval-timing task in which subjects (mice of strain C57bl/6j) must use their estimate of the time elapsed from the beginning of the trial to decide whether to leave a short-latency feeding location (hopper) to go to a long-latency location (hopper) (see Figure 1, taken from Kheifets and Gallistel ).
In 2005 scientists confirmed that the ancient Maya capital of La Corona in Petén was "Site Q" (the letter represents the Spanish word que, "which"), a long-sought location believed to be the provenance of a number of looted Mayan monuments that were sold on the antiquities market in the second half of the 20th century.
"We are exploring options for a long-term location to fit our growing business needs.
A post-optimisation analysis indicated that even for a long period, the location decision did not change.
For a long time, the location theories have only considered the proximity to raw materials, existence of basic infrastructures and qualified manpower.
So does Playground think that the sky system in Horizon 3 will instigate a new era of month-long location shoots throughout the games industry?
Continental has a long list of locations where curbside check-in is operational, including its hubs: Houston, Cleveland, Newark and La Guardia.
Wikipedia carries a long list of locations in 23 countries, including the US, Taiwan and North Korea, which have requested the blurring of satellite imagery.
At the end of a long day scouting locations for his new TV miniseries, David Simon is sitting in his Upper West Side office in New York describing the type of person who needn't bother tuning in to his new show.
