Sentence examples for able to locate its from inspiring English sources

It is able to locate its prey using its keen sense of smell, which can locate a dead or dying animal from a range of up to 9.5 km.

According to historians, the explorers who first mapped the region either corrupted the Indian word for "great tidal stream" — Missi-tuk — or, and I prefer this explanation, they gave the river its name because they never were able to locate its source.

Then the Swede is able to locate it and covers up! Whaooo nelly!

The police were able to locate it quickly because it had a tracking device, officials said.

It was a victory simply being able to locate it.

In Macmillan's 26-page response, it said, "Absent any direct evidence of conspiracy, the government's complaint is necessarily based entirely on the little circumstantial evidence it was able to locate during its extensive investigation, on which it piles innuendo on top of innuendo, stretches facts and implies actions that did not occur and Macmillan denies unequivocally".

In other words, any task once completed deposits predefined output into S3 storage and the next task is able to locate the output as its input.

An attacker, though, would not be able to locate any UL control channel and its best UL jamming strategy would be equivalent to a basic barrage jamming.

It is based "entirely on the little circumstantial evidence it was able to locate".

A programmed search could find this e-mail, but it wouldn't be able to locate the irony.

You will then be able to locate the leak when you go to patch it.