Sentence examples for an exact position from inspiring English sources

Commissioned in 2001, the ship, 396 feet from stem to stern, could park in the water, lock onto satellites to measure an exact position and shoot water out of a series of thrusters to maintain that position.

As a result, individual actors can be pinpointed on a movie screen, so the voice of each is perceived to emanate from an exact position, while the voices of other actors can give the impression of being in the middle of the audience.

However, it needs an exact position prediction algorithm.

Note that an exact position of the vulva cannot be obtained currently because image resolution of our samples is insufficient to automatically recognize anatomical features.

Each tile was individually labeled underneath and was assigned to an exact position within the enclosure.

Clinical assessments (skin density and thickness) were made by an independent reviewer at an exact position before and 5 weeks after treatment using a cutometer and an ultrascan.

To investigate further the candidates showing multiple signals, we performed a sliding-window approach for the aforementioned tests, allowing an exact positioning of the diversity/neutrality patterns along gene annotation.

The idea behind our SAR concept is that studies that do not require an exact positioning in the 3D structure, as for example, chemical shift perturbation studies for protein protein interactions, can also exploit the peaks that are not uniquely assigned (SAR=0Å),but that have a small SAR value.

The scheme is so devised that it can design "rules" that potentially maps apparently disparate input data items (though having some regular stochastic relations) to an almost exact position of mobile terminals (MTs).

You must hurl a ball, with a straight arm please and from a rather exact position, 22 yards, making it land in the same place every time, with sufficient guile, pace, or other sleight of hand to avoid the destructive impulses of the batsman.

Traditional triangulation has an inevitable weakness, in estimating an AP's exact position.