"entry location" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the place or area where someone or something enters. Example: The security guard checked the entry location to ensure that only authorized personnel were allowed to enter the building.
(For more on this, see the entry location and mereology).
Simulations using the Coulomb 9.0 software package were performed in order to determine the expected signal shapes depending on the particle parameters (entry location and incident angles).
It remains unclear what rates of adhesion formation are found in patients following laparoscopy and thus which entry location is most suitable following a prior laparoscopy.
Accurately determining the entry location of penetrating eye and face wounds and relating that to mortality and long-term morbidity is of vital importance in the design of future personal protective equipment.
We allow free entry, regardless of whether or not an entry location is occupied by an incumbent, and the position and price of a firm's product determine its market share.
The phenomenon serves vital role in many facets of hydrocarbon production, especially associated with reservoir management such as interpretation of temperature logs of production and injection well, identification of water and gas entry locations in multilayer production scenarios, modelling of thermal response of hydrocarbon reservoirs and prediction of wellbore flowing temperature profile.
"The app is going to surface your most relevant notes based on calendar entries, location data and your own note access information," says vice president of mobile products Jamie Hull.
Next, any overlapping or sequential duplicates of the same entry were removed and the longest entry in amino acids was used to define the entries location.
Leading up to the launch of Facebook's entry into location, Places, Foursquare's line seemed to be that location services need to be about more than check-ins.
In a slide titled "sources of inaccuracy – performance management", the briefing says performance can be difficult to measure because IHMS does not have a standard approach to data entry, the location data provided by the immigration department is poor, and performance failures can be overstated because of inaccurate records about active care.
Existing comparisons derived from surface wound mapping are limited in that they can only demonstrate the skin entry wound location.
