The phrase "assistance location" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific place where assistance is provided, such as in customer service or support settings.
Example: "For any inquiries, please visit the assistance location at the front desk of the building."
Alternatives: "help center" or "support area".
Generic sufficient conditions are given on the assistance location and structure which allow the assisted system to be dissipative, hence providing nice stability and power scaling properties.
But five justices also discussed their discomfort with the government's use of or access to various modern technologies, including video surveillance in public places, automatic toll collection systems on highways, devices that allow motorists to signal for roadside assistance, location data from cellphone towers and records kept by online merchants.
For details of the program as it relates to properties damaged by Hurricane Sandy, homeowners can see state-specific announcements from FEMA and from their state government, or find local disaster assistance locations from FEMA's disaster information Web site.
Without any formal assistance from location scouts, the cast had to find filming locations on their own.
The good results together with simple implementation make the proposed method attractive for a wide range of indoor localization applications, including: pedestrian and robot navigation, inbuilding rescue missions, vision impaired assistance, and location aware services, just to mention a few.
Location assistance: Croatian National Tourist Board.
There's no FPV or features like GPS lock [satellite-controlled location assistance that stops a drone drifting in the wind] so it's purely manual, which is great for building up your muscle memory and learning control.
Most paintings are made by one person, without assistance from a location scout, make-up artist, director or editor, and they can't be reproduced and sold in multiples.
The G.M. Onstar system for vehicles, which provides everything from navigational assistance to the location of hotels and restaurants, is already the leader in the auto industry, prompting Honda to adopt it and many other automakers to consider doing so.
The provision in the proposed contract calls for the hotels to equip certain employees with "devices to be carried on their persons at work that they can quickly and easily activate to effectively summon prompt assistance to their location".
The provision calls for the hotels to equip certain employees with "devices to be carried on their persons at work that they can quickly and easily activate to effectively summon prompt assistance to their location".
