Sentence examples for geographic addressing from inspiring English sources

But the most fertile ground for geographic addressing services is actually outside the advertising field, according to Marie Alexander, the chief executive of Quova, one company that sells the technology.

To accommodate such location aware forwarding, we introduce a hierarchical geographic addressing scheme with support for aggregation, named COST.

The geographic location representation and related information dissemination protocol proposed in PolyViNE is inspired by the previous proposals of geographic addressing and routing in IPv6 networks [14, 20] as well as the predominant global routing protocol in the Internet, BGP [21].

"As soon as it's anybody's kindergartener that can be at risk, we're a hell of a lot more terrified, because there is no social class or geographic address that makes one exempt," Zimring said.

Residential addresses were matched to geographic address databases to yield geographic coordinates.

Tenure (owner- or renter-occupied status, as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau 2010) was abstracted for parcels in the CAP study area (n = 17,239 parcels) by comparing the geographic address of the parcel to the owner's address with an algorithm that allowed for minor errors in data entry and spelling.

Fusing neorealism with magic realism, using nonprofessional actors and specific locations to create an almost mythical human and geographic landscape, addressing social concerns without piety or lecturing, Mr. Zeitlin and his co-writer, Lucy Alibar, have made a fresh, passionate and disarmingly sincere contribution to postmodern Americana.

Generally speaking, the effectiveness of regionalization strategies in addressing geographic and other inequities in access to health care remains ambiguous and inconclusive [ 13].

"The challenge now relates to addressing geographic disparities, strengthening the quality of education and addressing the needs of the 1 million Iraqi and Palestinian refugee children hosted by the country," Ms. Kaag said.

Furthermore, it is limited to a single, peripheral geographic region, deliberately addressing a particular group that is affected by chronic diseases and has considerable experience using primary care services.

The rich world could address the imbalance within its economies while simultaneously addressing the geographic imbalance.