Sentence examples for located objects from inspiring English sources

In this paper we describe the major features of the language that protect the network: abstracted locations; located objects; volatile routing; thread and class loading; and enforced resource counting.

Practice shows that the application of CORS service network and Mobile GIS in vehicle positioning monitoring system has improved the accuracy of spatial location of moving vehicles, and has helped visual display of located objects, which has also verified the feasibility to integrate CORS and Mobile GIS for mobile location services.

But there are conceptions of certain abstract objects (notably, sets of spatiotemporally located objects (Maddy 1980) and physical universals (Armstrong 1986b)) that arguably satisfy this description as well.

As the brain sorts through the mountains of visual stimuli that it encounters every day, it shines a spotlight on conveniently located objects that could serve as tools, a new study shows.

The gipht.me platform allows users to exchange interactive enhanced messages on mobile devices.These 'giphts' include virtual goods and highly interactive experiences for daily communication such as mementos, coupons, greetings, offers, geo located objects, augmented reality items and jokes available in seasonal and themed categories.

It enables flying honeybees to keep a safe speed while crossing complex foraging environments, where dorsally located objects abound and have to be sensed just as much as ventrally or laterally located objects.

Only the located object must emit sound signals periodically, and all of the anchors including the located object should receive the sound signals in the OneBeep system.

A scattered, singly located object A non-scattered, multilocated object The object o1 is scattered: its shape is that of the sum of two non-overlapping circles.

Participants planned and performed individual movements with their hand or a tool (reverse tongs) towards a single centrally located object when required (use of the hand and tool were alternated across experimental runs).

He uses electronic equipment, most notably a sidescan sonar, to locate objects on the ocean floor.

"But patients can do tasks: identify a letter on the wall, count objects in front of them, locate objects in the room".