And the more there is in fundamental physics, the easier it is to solve the location problem, because the would-be locator has more resources to work with.
However when your striker is expert blind alley locator Milan Baros, sometimes a draw will do just fine.
One company, Wherify Wireless, has developed a personal locator for children that looks like a big, colourful watch.
Governments should then set firm deadlines for all new cars to be fully connected and capable of platooning, and a date for existing cars to be retrofitted with a basic locator beacon and the ability to receive hazard warnings.If cars are to connect, new infrastructure will have to be built.
The result is Spiroscout, an inhaler with a built-in Global Positioning System locator and (in advanced models) a wireless link to the internet.
This refers to websites that publish an article under one web address (or URL, for "uniform resource locator"), but then change the URL when archiving the article.
It noted no unusual activity by the crew before the flight, and no possible safety or maintenance problems other than an expired (but apparently still functional) battery in the locator beacon for the plane's flight data recorder.
SCOTT MCNEALY of Sun Microsystems, a computer-maker, once said he could imagine a day when doctors would "slap a baby's bottom" and then insert a locator chip into the newborn child's neck.
In the event of a crash at sea, flight recorders are equipped with a sonar device that is designed to emit an ultrasonic locator signal for at least 30 days.
The team found the battleship on the third dive of its underwater vehicle after narrowing the search area with detailed undersea topographical data and other locator devices.
This includes the airline ticket number, record locator and barcode, as well as "any other identifiable information".
