Sentence examples for existence location from inspiring English sources

There are three main questions in the damage detection: the existence, location and extent of the damage.

Structural damage detection is an inverse problem of structural engineering having three main parts: finding the existence, location and extent of damage.

An acid-base neutralization reaction and a pH indicator are used to reveal the existence, location, and size of segregated regions in the flow.

Typical changes in the observed vibration characteristics (i.e. change in natural frequencies) are considered as inputs to identify the existence, location and magnitude of delaminations.

We propose an original support vector machine (SVM) multi-class clustering algorithm that is based on a probabilistic decision tree (PDT) that produces a posteriori probabilities associated with damage existence, location and severity.

For example, if Newtonian theory were not true, he argued, the fact that from the theory we could correctly predict the existence, location and mass of a new planet, Neptune (as did happen in 1846), would be bewildering, and indeed miraculous.

It was later determined that while Seawolf was traveling in a designated "submarine safety lane", the CVE pilots had not been properly briefed on the lane's existence and location, and that the submarine's position had not been provided to USS Richard M. Rowell.

In 1772 the French mathematician and astronomer Joseph-Louis Lagrange predicted the existence and location of two groups of small bodies located near a pair of gravitationally stable points along Jupiter's orbit.

Once the existence and location of a misassembly are identified, it can be removed by segmenting the contig at that location.

"Few people in Barclays knew of the existence and location of the safe," says the report.

"The collection and production of the materials demanded was tantamount," he said, "to answering a series of interrogatories asking a witness to disclose the existence and location of particular documents fitting certain broad descriptions".