Sentence examples for large scale location from inspiring English sources

The inaccurate and irregular ranging distance in NLOS condition can produce a large scale location error.

Upon constructing the coordinate bounds, the mobile device checks that its estimated location has a large scale location error.

The proposed approach corrects the large scale location error and detects the NLOS link in the geographic routing procedure.

Since the device s has a large scale location error, it removes the edge (u, w) in the planarization procedure.

The first problem of the NLOS environments is a routing failure due to the large scale location error.

When the ranging measurement is corrupted by the NLOS condition, the mobile device has a large scale location error.

At the same time directors like David Lean had proved that large-scale location epics, once the sole province of middlebrow biblical spectaculars, were also wonderful vehicles for exploring sophisticated themes and complex characters.

Even so, de Montjoye's view that large-scale location tracking operations need to not just encrypt personally identifiable data properly but also implement well designed security mechanisms to control how data is collected and can be accessed is difficult to argue with — with barely a week going by without news breaking of yet another large scale data breach.

The study site was dominated by a few multi-locus microsatellite genotypes, and their identities and large-scale locations persist across both study years, suggesting that local epizootics (outbreaks) are initiated each wet season by residual propagules from the previous wet season, and not by long-distance transport of propagules from other sites.

On a large scale the location of graveyards within the forest did not correlate with such factors while at the smallest scale (1 m2 ) some correlations between the density and vegetation or path cover was observed.

Other types of data that, combined with this large scale pseudonymised wifi location dataset could be used to re-identify individuals, might include mobile phone data (such as data held by a carrier) or data from apps on phones, de Montjoye suggests.