Sentence examples for containing location information from inspiring English sources

They suggest an initial abnormal signal could act to alert a radiologist that something is abnormal but without containing location information.

Of the nearly 20 000 records containing location information, only 79 have both a start and end location defined.

This data can include details about the image, like the focal length or flash use and can contain location information if the camera or phone records it; photos with embedded GPS data are often referred to as "geotagged".

FriendFeed just recently started adding Google maps for any messages that contain location information, and Yahoo's Fire Eagle makes it easy for other services to add their own geo-location layer.

A priority emergency screen, for example, will contain location information and quick-touch access to In Case of Emergency (ICE) contacts at the completion of a 911 Assist call.

Worse still, many of the texts contained location information that only Haitians familiar with the geography of Port-au-Prince could comprehend, such as references to neighborhoods or popular landmarks.

Evans et al. (2013) interpreted these results as evidence that the information extracted to support detection at brief durations does not contain location information but is rather based on an overall 'gist' or holistic signal.

Assuming you have a smartphone that tags your photos with EXIF data that contains location information (such as the iPhone and a bunch of Android phones), when you email this photo to the address, it will pull the location information and send it to Foursquare, checking you in where the picture was taken.

Analysis consisted of all events during 2003 2009 that contained location information rounded to 100 m resolution of the centroid of the patient's enumeration district of residence.

Instead, a better encoding on seen trials is obtained in the same overall sectors of the superior parietal cortex and superior frontal cortex that also contain location information on unseen correct trials (i.e., blindsight trials).

While a single epigenetic dataset derived from DNase-seq [ 22– 24], FAIRE-seq [ 23] or enhancer mark ChIP-seq potentially contains location information of all CRMs active in a cell or tissue type, CREs and CRMs for specific TFs cannot be easily identified in such a dataset, as it lumps all CREs and CRMs active in the cell or tissue type.