Sentence examples for frequented locations from inspiring English sources

"Individuals display significant regularity, because they return to a few highly frequented locations, such as home or work," the researchers found.

They found out that human mobility is characterized by a time-independent travel distance and that people travel to a few highly frequented locations.

Dog parks were identified as the most frequented locations regarding the provision of outdoor exercise and socialization for their dogs and proximity to a dog park was positively related to frequency of use and satisfaction.

On the other hand, the choice of a random destination, regardless of the origin, is not representative of real urban mobility, where individual's journeys show a high degree of spatio-temporal regularity, with a few highly frequented locations [12 14] and high predictability of the underlying trajectories [3, 15, 16].

Outside of the school, frequented locations include the forest around Kazamatsuri and Kotarou's house.

Outside of the school, frequented locations include the bakery run by Nagisa's parents, and the dormitory where Youhei Sunohara lives.

To ensure that this most frequented location is the actual user's place of residence the constraint that at least one third of the tweets has been posted from this location is imposed.

In 2008, González et al. [15] empirically found two important regularities in human traveling behavior: first, humans tend to spend most their time in very few highly-frequented locations, and second, individuals trajectories can be described by a time-independent characteristic length scale.

Apparently not realizing that less-frequented locations for sports on the globe could result in some massively sensitive privacy leaks — largely as a consequence of Strava opting users into the heatmaps (without them necessarily realizing it had, thanks to confusing settings).

It was the kind of place where he preferred to pray, and it was also (somewhat improbably, given its location) the most frequented shrine in France, after Lourdes — a place for "the people," for miracles and cures and saints' worship and mother worship and nuns who sold slivers of the novice's few remaining bones (but were, of course, forbidden to administer the Eucharist).

The integration with these services makes a lot of sense for Buzzd, as the app essentially tells you where the most frequented places are within your location.