This is the direction of the broadcasting station, the position of which is already known.
I am in the happy position of which canfan is so envious, my first read of Bleak House.
It gave them their first good attacking position, of which they took full advantage, Richard Horne going close before Shaun Berrigan scooted over from dummy half.
In this context, the trajectory generation techniques available to date have been designed for a servicing satellite, the attitude and position of which are actively controlled.
Israeli officials had said they would prioritise tracking the whereabouts of the systems, the position of which in southern Lebanon would pose a potent threat to their air force.
The chancellor has previously faced criticism for failing to appoint women to the policy committee and the Treasury said upon announcing Vlieghe's appointment that it received 26 applications for the position, of which six were from women.
Israeli officials have said they would prioritise tracking the whereabouts of the systems, the position of which in southern Lebanon would pose a potent threat to their air force.
In a call with allies last week, White House adviser Stephen Miller reportedly described the overall framework as "a compromised position" of which the dreamers provision is "the most substantial concession" from the White House to Democrats.
Even pioneers of the photo-drama, such as Georges Méliès, made no attempt to do more than follow the story quite simply, as seen from the point of view of a camera, the position of which was fixed and central.
According to Juan Cole of the University of Michigan, Syriaa has stockpiles of chemical weapons, the exact position of which is unknown; indiscriminate bombing raids on Syrian military facilities could release those chemicals on civilian populations".
There were, however, a few studia generalia (such as Oxford), the position of which was too well established to be questioned, even though they had never obtained such a bull; these were held to be studia generalia by repute.
