"location coordinates" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to numerical values that specify a specific location on Earth, commonly used in navigation and mapping systems. Example: The app uses location coordinates to guide hikers to their desired destination.
Location coordinates are at the city level and are plotted using the Syria P-Code system (http://www.mapaction.org/map-catalogue/mapdetail/2753.html .org/map-catalogue/mapdetail/2753.htmlgandil/gNGAhtml) datasets.
Then the destination coordinates are compared to the present location coordinates.
Even though the KGLs appear to identify specific structures, the KGL descriptions do not include location coordinates.
The location coordinates of each agent are measured by some remote sensor and transmitted digitally to its neighbors.
Many tribal communities are afraid to give location coordinates because they think the coalition will use it to target them," she said.
They faced a major challenge accomplishing this because the location coordinates provided by a GPS receiver are only typically accurate to three meters.
The location coordinates are either rooted in physical detector space, or in inferred direction of arrival of the photons in angular coordinates on the sky.
Table 2: Location, coordinates, sampling date (S = spring, A = autumn), zebra mussel presence previously diagnosed by ACA (Catalan Water Agency), and molecular diagnostic results (+ = positive; ND = non detected) for all samples analyzed.
Unlike a GPS-enabled cellphone, which sends a signal only when the user requests location coordinates, a GPS rescue device would have to emit a distress signal at regular intervals — every few minutes or so.
I imagine that when the location coordinates are stamped into EXIF information of the pictures, uploading and geocoding pictures on Flickr, Picasa, or other map-based photo services will be so easy.
Location coordinates and elevation for each station are also given.
