Sentence examples for locational from inspiring English sources

Debates about location have been framed in terms of two main locational predicates: 'is exactly located at' and 'is weakly located at'.

King claims that 'somewhere' and 'sometimes' are better regarded as quantifiers over locational and temporal entities (i.e., either locations and times themselves or locational or temporal properties of events).

The locational endurantist will say that the object is exactly located at many regions, each of them a slice of its path.

The locational perdurantist will say that the object's only exact location is its path.

Locational endurance entails multilocation: it has it that some material objects are exactly located at many different regions.

The two leaders have also yet to reach agreement on reforming terrorism prevention and investigation measures (Tpims) after David Anderson, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, called for a strengthening of "locational constraints" in his annual report in March.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] nationsSIR –"Eastern Europe" may be a geographic oddity, as you argue, but the term is not likely to be changed by any locational arguments ("Wrongly labelled", January 9th).

But it is a jump in logic to apply this locational theory to a sector of the economy as diverse and as large as manufacturing.The argument about innovation deserves more of a hearing.

It has been proposed that movement of these grains may act as either a locational or a directional stimulus.

Such are the delights of South By South West (SXSW), an annual festival in Austin, Texas.Among the visitors was Dennis Crowley, who four years ago stole the show with his new geo-locational start-up, Foursquare, which now has over 30m members.

Global graduates, as according to Sonja Stockton, director or talent at PricewaterhouseCoopers, are those who 'can take a global perspective' and 'can work in multi-disciplinary, multi-cultural and multi-locational teams'.