Sentence examples for predetermined locations from inspiring English sources

In contrast, previous distance-threshold investigations have used arbitrarily sized buffers placed upon predetermined locations in response to environmental attributes, without considering the combined influence of additional social burdens.

In this study, we develop a Mixed Integer Programming (MIP) robust model for a new form of MFLP, we called MFDLP where the cellar is considered to contain main storages and upper floors in which departments will be located in predetermined locations.

Officials here say it has more than 20,000 fighters and is organized in the manner of the Swiss, with reservists who keep automatic rifles at home, prepared to gather swiftly at predetermined locations for local defense.

Thus, directed assembly of graphene sheets at predetermined locations is required.

Temperature distribution of the machine was measured using three temperature sensors strategically attached to predetermined locations on each axis guides.

NetApp's David Hitz, Michael Malcolm, James Lau and Byron Rakitzis found a way to eliminate the need to store data or metadata in predetermined locations on disks.

But Rio did not have a predetermined location from which the mayor could monitor the situation and oversee a response.

But the PMORPH survey robot, developed by Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy and the International Research Institute for Nuclear Decommissioning (IRID), couldn't get its cameras to the predetermined location.

In a developed area you'll get simple coordinates like "corner of Walnut and Pine," while in the woods the message will read, "100 paces N-NE" from a predetermined location.

Given a set of robots with arbitrary initial locations and no initial agreement on a global coordinate system, gathering requires that all robots reach the exact same but not predetermined location.

This device allows the use of co-registered small-animal PET MRI images to guide the movements of robotic controllers, which will accurately place a needle probe at any predetermined location inside, for example, a mouse tumor, for biological readouts without sacrificing the animal.