Sentence examples for define location from inspiring English sources

Perhaps even more important, the ability to define location precisely can help soldiers figure out where other units are.

Firstly, GPR technology is utilized to accurately define location of buried pipes.

In this paper, a hierarchical grid based method is proposed to define location ID, and location's property is taken full advantage of when extracting features, in which way to exploit users' spatial information more sufficiently.

'"Simplicity is important in the digital environment so I coined a combination figurative and invented mark as PIN (taken from the common noun for a map pin and verb to define location), MY (to define ownership by the trader) and DEAL (a colloquialism for an offer such as a discount, fixed price etc).

Figure 1 displays tax parcel data overlain on orthoimagery; we define location error as the distance between the geocode and the gold standard (residence).

This view is often implied across molecular biology where DNA is assumed to function as a relatively stable and uniform polymer probed by proteins with its sequence elements serving to define location.

The desire to keep the abstract liberal model at a distance derives also from the ever clearer necessity to define location-specific spatial norms: following the principles, which have become relevant again, of form-based normative codes (Soutworth and Ben Joseph 2003; Ben Joseph 2005; Baer 2011), and in general the central nature of a design code in planning practices (Carmona et al. 2003, 2011).

Supersplat aligns RNA-seq data to a reference genome as a gapped alignment in order to empirically define locations representing potential introns.

Each tap is complex having defined location.

For recording fingerprints, we defined location zones in the area, as shown in Fig. 2.

The Floquet theory is applied to derive asymptotic formulas defining location and broadness of frequency stop bands for several corrugation shapes with different levels of discontinuity.