Sentence examples for located through a from inspiring English sources
All BlackBerries emit signals that allow them to be located through a process known as triangulation and/or GPS signals.
Doubles from €80, excluding breakfast This is currently the best serviced apartment option in town, and perfectly located through a courtyard off Chmielna, Warsaw's fashionable pedestrian street.
There is simply no precedent — or even reasonable rationale — for Iran working any plot, no matter where located, through a non-Muslim proxy such as Mexican drug gangs.
Another safe house had been rented by his brother, Brahim, and the third hideout, in St-Denis, was located through a combination of a witness testimony, surveillance and phone tapping, according to the French state prosecutor, François Molins.
Howard Steiermann, a gay-friendly rabbi who has been located through a gay nun, a friend of a friend of my assistant in New York, is waiting for us in his embroidered skullcap.
The sharing site was located through a Google search.
Then, an active damping control parameter design method is proposed to attenuate coupling resonance, and the optimal range of the damping parameter can be easily located through an initiatively graphic method in Sect. 4.
Then, an active damping control parameter design method is proposed to attenuate coupling resonance, and the most salient feature is that the optimal range of the damping parameter can be easily located through an initiatively graphic method.
The maximum values of each saliency map S r) are considered to be MP and located through an iterative search where, once the greatest valid saliency value for S r) is found, no other maximum can be selected within an invalidation neighborhood region B 2 σ r + 1 p i.
A much more reliable approach would require an array of independent sensors capable of determining range to detected objects, located through an area of interest according to a (systematic) random survey design.
This data was geo-located through a SoftGIS methodology to map and quantify the overlap of bivariate hotspots identifying value concurrence.
