Sentence examples for identifiable location from inspiring English sources

Channel 4 insists the ident, replete with satellite dishes and graffiti that are absent in real life, "is not intended to be representative of any specific or identifiable location".

Film buffs might want to pick a movie and resolve to visit every identifiable location (movie-locations.com is a good source to start with), while literature lovers could follow in the footsteps of their favourite authors around the world (choose Hemingway, and everywhere from Cuba to Italy to Key West awaits).

Of the 230,733 posts with identifiable location, Canberra, Sydney, and Hobart were the top-tweeting capital cities. (According to Max Kelsen's figures, those posting about the spill were also 11 times more likely to read the Guardian than the average Australian Twitter user. It was on!) (Then there's a @BBCBreaking one at No 3, which we'll leave out because it's merely functional).

Territory in the sense of a traditional sense of a geographically identifiable location no longer constitutes the whole of "social space" in which human activity takes places.

Each such event has the form h i =(l i,t i ), where l i represents a uniquely identifiable location and t i is a time‐stamp.

In the city, if you are being followed closely by a vehicle and when you turn off the car still follows you, never drive to your home or any personally identifiable location.

Other landscapes depict specific, even identifiable locations in southern New Jersey.

They have been moving their headquarters and heavy weapons out of easily identifiable locations in preparation for US air attacks.

To demonstrate the validity of Twitter-based research, Mr. Russ searched through some 400,000 Twitter posts coming from identifiable locations and zeroed in on three different linguistic variables, starting with the regional distribution of "soda" vs. "pop" or "Coke," something that has been well-studied by scholars and amateurs alike.

The atomistic nature of aquaculture units makes the task of data collection more difficult than the preparation of industrial statistics, the latter having more identifiable locations.

Each experimental colony contained four identifiable locations that were redefined prior to each behavioral scan: brood area, brood periphery, remaining nest area, and foraging area.