Sentence examples for fixing the location from inspiring English sources
An adequate description is also made on the performance and suitability criteria of the outlets along with their hydraulic designs, including estimation of its size, fixing the location, etc.
This allows fixing the location of these two nodes in order to start localization process.
The Ryūjō aircraft were detected on radar by Saratoga as they flew toward Guadalcanal, further fixing the location of their ship for the impending U.S. attack.
We speculate that the regions defined by RFM4 and RFM10 help to define the functionally important disordered region, possibly by fixing the location of the disordered region relative to other regions of DNMT1.
Several additional hypotheses related to the ancestral location of clades were also tested by fixing the location of the ancestor of the clade, optimizing the other parameters in the model and comparing the likelihood of the constrained model (location fixed) with the model with the ancestral location unconstrained using a likelihood ratio test with two degrees of freedom [ 32].
He reportedly died of a fall from his mount due to starvation near Clear Lake, California, on 25 February 1850 after a cross-country expedition which fixed the location of Humboldt Bay.
Navy officials said probes conducted soon after the blast had fixed the location of two dead crew members, whose bodies had been identified but not removed because of the difficulty of freeing them.
It is not feasible to eliminate eye movements, but it is possible to stabilize or fix the location of the retinal image by coupling the source of the image to the eyeball itself.
Analyzing these accounts and shoreline conditions, Samuel Eliot Morison, the admiral's authoritative biographer, was close when he fixed the location as being near Limonade Bord de Mer, a fishing village less than a mile away on the Caribbean.
A compromise in Congress was reached thanks to the efforts of Secretary of State Jefferson whereby Southern states approved Hamilton's plan in return for Northern agreement to fix the location of the new national capital on the banks of the Potomac, closer to the South.
"The majority of those paintings reflect experiences that happened to Munch many years earlier," says Donald Olson, the astronomer and art detective who has so far fixed the location and dates of two Van Goghs, using astronomical knowledge, and established the date of a freak tide in Brittany in 1340, described in Chaucer's the Franklin's Tale.
