Sentence examples for it locates itself from inspiring English sources

It locates itself between two existing firms (see Fig. 2).

It can also help a business decide where it should locate itself in the long-term.

Give the way all too much 'architectural discourse' today uses architecture only as an occasion for an esoteric language-game that, while it would locate itself somewhere between architecture and philosophy is responsible to neither, Crowe's broadly anthropological inquiry into Nature and the Idea of a Man-Made World impresses one with its commitment to clarity and responsibility.

The surface boat locates itself by means of Global Positioning System (GPS).

While classrooms in New York and elsewhere have increasingly focused on preparing children for jobs in a tech economy, the recently opened school, Brooklyn STEAM Center, has taken it one step further by locating itself next to companies where students might actually work.

Estimate now the error Δ r on the distance r reported by a sensor to locate itself or an incident it detects with respect to a selected marker.

The rhetoric of the Carmelite/Cordoba parallel seems to assume that it was automatically wrong for a Catholic institution to locate itself in the vicinity of Auschwitz.

SoyDB provides a systematic view of a transcription factor -- from the features of the protein itself, to the biological pathway it locates in.

The sea squirt has a second stage where it locates a suitable surface on a rock and attaches itself permanently.

When applied at the core of the business, it meant that a factory could move away from sources of power and locate itself closer to ports.

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