Sentence examples for discovery of location from inspiring English sources
Two security flaws allowed for discovery of location data against a user's will, though they take a bit of doing.
The location-based service discovery protocol (LocVSDP) [3] permits the discovery of location-aware and time-sensitive services in Vehicular Networks.
The acquisition of knowledge about distribution of sessile resources appears to be straightforward, only involving the discovery of locations where they are available.
Thus, mass spectrometry is a valuable complementary method for initial discovery of locations of non-synonymous SNPs.
"Because of the death threats against her... we will not be disclosing the location or anything that will lead to the discovery of her location," Plessinger said during an August press conference.
He said the gunman fired "well over 200 rounds straight into the hallway" after a peephole camera showed Campos and police officers who responded to his discovery of the location.
Ironically, the researchers who announced the discovery of the location data file on the iPhone potentially monetized their discovery by creating an app that enables any curious, intrusive person to download the phone's data in a few moments, no "hacking" credentials required.
Many transcription factor binding sites are highly conserved throughout the sequences and the discovery of the location of such binding sites plays an important role in understanding gene interaction and gene regulation.
The discovery of chromosome location "hot spots" for TE insertion, as well as a "patchy" distribution among isolates of some of the TEs offers tantalizing evidence that TEs may play an important role in modulating genome architecture to allow Verticillium fungi to evolve quickly and adapt to their hosts, as has been suggested for other plant pathogens [ 17, 74].
Among the features there are also geocoders that permit discovery of geographic locations from a query string.
The identification of conserved syntenic regions enables discovery of predicted locations for orthologous and homeologous genes, even when no such gene is present.
