Sentence examples for location pointing from inspiring English sources

A number of the tools focused on taking advantage of data about a user's location, pointing toward tensions that will very likely increase as products are developed that use mobile devices as sensors and transmitters.

Carey-Williams shows Crane.tv the heavily renovated location, pointing out the 30 feet high atrium space, while Ahmed Alsoudani let's us in on his life.

Among respondents who had decided to move operations out of the United States over the past year, 70percentt cited lower wages as the reason they chose a new location, pointing to what is widely seen as emerging markets' main advantage.

"Its location points out exactly why the town put these restrictions in place".

We assume that the Python code is stored in the location pointed by the *pyScript variable.

(a) Estimated cumulative distribution of the accuracy of all the collected location points; (b) Estimated cumulative distribution of the accuracy of all the location points collected, divided by their respective location provider: GPS, Network and Fused Location Provider.

The 83% of all the location points collected in our project has an accuracy within 40 meters.

Analysis of gene expression profiles specific of each location pointed out overexpression of genes related to the epithelial-mesenchymal transition in supratentorial locations [72].

An axial flow speed of about −6 mm/s is observed at the location pointed by the white arrow in Fig. 7(b).

It is disconcerting that ORS use is not optimal and decreasing in many locations, pointing out that increased education and communication at the household level are required.

Claudia Green, director of the hotel management program at Pace University's Lubin School of Business, who studies business locations, pointed to the losses posted by McDonald's recently as an indication that people are avoiding large portions of high fat food.