Sentence examples for location-sensitive from inspiring English sources

Do you feel an overwhelming need for location-sensitive information -- say, a review of every Italian restaurant within a mile?

"Leeds is small compared to other northern cities and location-sensitive," he says.

The standing-room-only crowd listened raptly as Mr. Devitt described Vindigo as "the first true location-sensitive advertising platform in the world".

En Route obliges you to listen to pretentious prose-poetry and piecemeal philosophising – about love and loneliness – backed by hip but not especially location-sensitive music.

But Google Now does exactly that: with your permission (which has to be given explicitly), it learns from your actions, your travels, your searches, your emails, calendars, text messages and hobbies and notifies you with "cards" carrying information that is time, context and location-sensitive.

And it captures the stultifying economic effect of crowding out in the Washington-area economy, as relatively location-sensitive activities (effectively, those not conducting business with the government) are driven out of the District into the suburbs or other metropolitan areas.

"Ideally, apps only send notifications when they have information that will become less valuable if the user doesn't see it immediately; in other words, when there is something time or location sensitive in what is being communicated," says Evernote's Jamie Hull.

"It's location sensitive," added Mr Burton.

Frankel added that they're not that location sensitive, however.

Such uniqueness requires that the policies inferred from simulation models must be location sensitive (Cloke et al. 1991; Smith 1998).

The erosion was quite location sensitive and less on the upper middle surface of a tile on outer target of upper divertor (OT1) than on other tiles.