"position coordinates of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to an exact geographical or spatial location, like in the sentence "I need the exact position coordinates of the satellite launch site."
The variables in these equations are the desired position coordinates of the user and the exact time.
It contains position coordinates of each discretized distance.
The controller uses velocity measurements and the position coordinates of a collection of landmarks fixed in the environment.
Likewise, the positions of the pins in joints also vary randomly, and the joint distribution of the position coordinates of a pin is usually unknown.
In a multidimensional property space dimensions and the position (coordinates) of any molecule are defined by a set of molecular descriptors.
Note that, during the rolling of 5-TET, the position coordinates of every node change constantly, which increases the difficulty of successive motion analysis.
The charge cloud from an event is divided amongst all nine electrodes and the charge ratio uniquely determines the two-dimensional position coordinate of the charge centroid.
During FIB processing, the position of the nanowire was not detected by SIM or SEM; however, the approximate position along the wire length was visualized using a position coordinate of the microscope.
Each sine curve in the image domain corresponded to a peak in the parameter domain, and the parameter corresponding to the peak was the 3D position coordinate of the scattering point.
The positional encoder interface consists of a USB NI-DAQ that is used to capture the longitudinal and angular positioning coordinates of the probe from the fluorimetric instrument, as described by Henderson, et al. [ 3].
Thus, each NSB requires two inputs: (1) the multi-microphone signal and (2) the position coordinates or direction of arrival (DOA) of the sources.
