Sentence examples for geographic reference from inspiring English sources

On the wedding day, the queen bestowed on Edward the title earl of Wessex and Viscount Severn (the senior title represented a geographic reference that could be found only in history books, for Wessex had ceased to be a formal region of England many centuries earlier).

The coefficients produced in Section 2.8 are relative to the Earth-fixed geographic reference frame.

Figure 3 Layout of the second floor, showing the radiating cable position on the geographic reference.

In all cases, the Standard Model's coefficients expressed in the geographic reference frame show good agreement in all the metrics.

Figure 3 shows the layout of the second level indicating the placement of the radiating cable as well as the geographic reference used in this experiment.

v t−1 and φ t−1 are the walking speed and heading, respectively, in the geographic reference coordinate system at moment t−1.

The entire dataset was carefully geographically verified and corrected using BioGeomancer, and, when possible, new geographic references (coordinates) were added to the passport data.

(ABC produced "Falcon Beach," which was filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba, with a Canadian production company, and there are two versions; the one for the United States uses American terms and geographic references).

Historical inaccuracies, archaisms, and confused geographic references indicate that the book was not actually written at Nineveh in the early 7th century bc.

Indoor map data can also be represented in a local coordinate system that does not use geographic references.

By measuring the participants' use of geographic references, we draw conclusions on how well the software tool supported the potential of the underlying concept.