HOUSTON — In the politics of national identity, as with the politics of real estate, there are three cardinal rules: location, location, location.
Also, the magnetic meridian FPI winds measured using all four cardinal pointing locations are compared with the magnetic meridional component of the wind derived from ionosonde observations at Great Wall.
"The only man in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia that could appoint a priest to any location is Cardinal Bevilacqua," Mr. Bergstrom said.
Deutscher argues that repeated use of such expressions forces speakers of these languages to develop an internal cognitive compass, so that regardless of where they are and what they are facing, they automatically register the location of the cardinal points.
The inherited properties utilize by the algorithm include, but not limited to – since the algorithm can be enhanced –, the object's location, normal direction (cardinal direction normal to its outer facing side), and relative objects and properties (e.g. what objects are surrounding it).
This in turn addressed the cardinal need to seek for the location of genes encoding the present unusual siderophore trait in the genome of P. aeruginosa strain EGYII DSM 101801.
Mr. Schwartz knew the cardinal rule of retailing is finding the right location, so he looked for a site with lots of traffic.
The film, which was shot on location in Lourdes — one scene features Cardinal Roger Mahony, the archbishop of Los Angeles, leading a prayer service — is largely organized around the rituals of pilgrimage.
The group's name is an acronym based on the cardinal directions (North, East, West, South) and the members locations.
Unlike other provincial highways in Ontario, the QEW is directionally-signed using locations along the route as opposed to cardinal directions.
