Sentence examples for more specific locations from inspiring English sources

Pros: Easy to use and do basic-intermediate customisations; visualisations look sleek; can easily build country chloropleth maps or point maps for data with more specific locations; can add multiple layers.

Other authors have examined job creation at more specific locations within the USA.

APX has a higher affinity for H2O2 so it can scavenge small amounts of H2O2 in more specific locations (Dat et al. [2000]).

Studies are needed to examine the potential effects of certain mixtures, such as brominated species, in more specific locations.

It said it was not releasing a more specific location for the attack pending the notification of relatives.

Its owner, Lori Fields, said the trend of buying something that bears the name of a more specific location, rather than "New York," has taken off.

Meanwhile, the addition of the device address API is meant to improve those skills that require a precise address or more specific location.

You can choose to show just the city that you are in or you can have your device's location detected automatically, using GPS, Wi-Fi, or cell tower ID, which provides a more specific location.

Even if Tinder doesn't aim to sell the data directly, it clearly paves the way for the company to show more specific location-based ads in its product.

Its model is simple paid search, based on bare-bones search data (i.e. whatever string a user is searching for) and their location — given the product is serving the U.K. market this is assumed to be the U.K., but whatever search string they input may further flesh out a more specific location.

Few specify length of sick leave or differentiate PGP from low back pain for a more specific location of pain.