Sentence examples for coordinates cited from inspiring English sources

The corresponding coordinates cited by Grill-Spector and colleagues [37] are: −41±5 mm, −77±6 mm and 3±7 mm (x-, y- and z- coordinates; TAL) and −38±5 mm, −50±6 mm and −17±5 mm for the left LO and LOa respectively.

LaDuke went on to explain that in Minnesota no one is sure of the routing, since Enbridge will not release the exact mapping coordinates; citing "protected infrastructure" status.

There were no detailed maps on file in government offices and Enbridge would not publish GIS coordinates, citing the Patriot Act and national security regarding energy infrastructure as the reason.

Create a coordinating works cited or reference entry for each source you cite in the text of your document or in a footnote.

George Barto, another research director at Gartner, said 37percentt of respondents who use online banking services said they disliked losing control and not knowing exactly when a bill would be paid, while 14percentt cited trouble coordinating deposits with payments and 11percentt worried that bills would not be paid on time.

The specific coordinates of the cites are given in Table 3.

The role of government in forming and coordinating R&D consortia has often been cited in studies of the economic success of latecomer countries such as Korea and Japan.

Coordinates are given in decimal notation unless cited verbatim from labels.

In opposing Ms. Chavez's move to withdraw her guilty plea with its possible life sentence, prosecutors cited her earlier sworn admissions about coordinating the smuggling operation and agreement to provide truthful information to the government.

The letter cited NASA's ability to help coordinate response to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill, to track dangerous algal blooms, and to aid in flood prediction, earthquake response and storm tracking.

He cited the European Union's recent moves to coordinate immigration among its 15 member nations.