Let us count the ways: Every moment from cradle to diploma is captured by a camera; teenagers are always findable with a cellphone, sometimes to the geo-locational coordinate; and previously sprawling entries in locked-away diaries are truncated and tweeted to scores of followers.
To attain FERC's goals for efficient competitive markets, RTOs should be encouraged to adhere to the foundation principles set forth in a Standard Design based on a bid-based, security-constrained economic dispatch, coordinated by the RTO, with the market prices used for settlement defined by locational marginal costs.
The use of an n-dimensional representation of location, in lieu of traditional 2-D locational attributes such as x,y geographic coordinates, is necessary to account for Michigan's particular physical characteristics and transportation infrastructure.
In some cases, usually for smaller, more isolated island groups, the only source of earlier locational information found was a map, from which coordinates were read.
In addition to maps and charts, atlases often contain pictures, tabular data, facts about areas, and indexes of place-names keyed to coordinates of latitude and longitude or to a locational grid with numbers and letters along the sides of maps.
Furthermore, I expect locational comments to develop soon where people can leave messages pinned to specific GPS coordinates to communicate with future passersby.
The locational perdurantist will say that the object's only exact location is its path.
The resulting models yield unrealistic locational predictions.
They form where a foundation of locational advantages exists.
To date, several locational and non-locational factors have been found to be influential.
