Sentence examples for locates from inspiring English sources

Botvinick and Cohen (1998) found that if one looks at a rubber hand, while one's own hand is hidden, and both the rubber and the real hands are synchronously stroked, one locates one's hand as being at a location that is closer to the rubber hand than it is to one's actual hand.

There's still much brow-furrowing and brush-stabbing to Timothy Spall's hale, hearty, grunty performance as JMW Turner – an acquired taste, for all the garlands lavished upon it – but it's in the service of a narrative that locates an honest streak of mania in the man's genius.

It has also teamed up with broadband providers across Europe and Japan, giving FON more than five million users globally.We-Fi, a tool that locates free Wi-Fi connections from more than 150m possible hotspots, is another established name.

But Mr Ivereigh locates the pontiff's roots elsewhere: in the broad Argentine movement known as Peronism, a kind of populism tinged with nationalism which trusts the wisdom of ordinary folk and resents all elites.

Instead of viewing the piece as the apotheosis of symphonic thinking as so many of Beethoven's biographers and critics have done in the past Mr Buch locates it in a tradition of popular, patriotic song-writing that has its roots in national anthems, like "God Save the Queen", and such revolutionary tunes as the "Marseillaise".

When the eel locates its prey, it opens a series of cellular gates through which the ions flow.

As soon as the side of his brain that did not make the judgment hears what he has just said, the patient tries to offer an explanation: he blurts out that sesame seeds are tiny and cannot hurt anyone.In an attempt to resolve the paradox, Mr Gazzaniga locates the origin of personal responsibility outside the brain, as a consequence of a social contract between two or more individuals.

As many commercial fleets already have the equipment they need to take part (it locates their vehicles and helps to plan pick-ups and deliveries), INRIX reckons the service could easily spread across much of America's east coast.Mobile phones in vehicles can also provide real-time traffic data.

Most Jews play down its sanctity, doubting that it truly housed the tomb of David, not least because the bible locates it elsewhere.But in the wake of the recent Franciscan claims, national-religious Jews have converged on the site, demanding that Israel's government dismiss them.

Like Günter Grass, another German writer who had to confront his past, she locates the roots of her blind spot in a Nazi childhood, which bred in Wolf a longing "to be in harmony with those in charge".If it is easy to judge Wolf in the black-and-white grid of freedom versus dictatorship, it is more difficult to classify her as a writer.

Ms Weaver herself correctly locates the roots of militancy in poverty and exclusion.