Sentence examples for personal dead from inspiring English sources
The authors implemented this research by using the Personal Dead Reckoning positioning system to serve as the inertial navigation based positioning system.
At the first level, the Integrated Tracking System (ITS) was developed by integrating Global Positioning System (GPS) and Personal Dead Reckoning (PDR) system to ubiquitously track a mobile user, in dynamic environments where GPS coverage may be uncertain.
Sunday evenings follow Mia Hope Daviss), a successful litigator who suspects her treatment with Paul 20 years earlier may have led to the personal dead end (single, childless and panicked) she's now facing, and April (Alison Pill), a wounded architecture student at Pratt whose refusal of treatment after a cancer diagnosis belies the destructive extreme of self-sufficiency she lives by.
No doubt some late converts to the classroom, heads filled with romantic fantasies of starring in their own personal Dead Poets Society, will find out soon enough why almost half of newly qualified teachers drop out and why "giving something back" at the end of a long corporate career isn't necessarily as fun as it sounds.
My consciousness arranges my karma But as with the best discourses, what started off as set pieces flowed into a shared experience from which we witnessed in real time Mike Daisey coming to an awareness of his personal dead end, a self-created limitation.
Personal Dead-reckoning (PDR) system [11] uses "zero velocity update" to calibrate the drift.
On a personal level, dead is dead, crippled is crippled.
Zadie Smith has contributed numerous short stories, nonfiction pieces, and a personal history — "Dead Man Laughing," about her father's love of comedy — since first appearing in The New Yorker in 1999.
Zittrain's real worry is that "the personal computer is dead".
But in the process of becoming so crucial, computers have become increasingly locked-down (see "The Personal Computer is Dead").
Furthermore, in the piece we saw Mr. Carnegie, told us that October is the true beginning of the new year and that we must regard our past mistakes our fears for the future, our personal grudges as dead leaves.
