Sentence examples for recognised location from inspiring English sources

Mandeville (1322) and Maundrell (1697), among others, also mention its existence, although it is debatable as to whether any of these reports refer to the currently recognised location.

At the heart of this food, though, will lie big flavours, which recognise location.

Local officials have rejected a proposal that would have formally recognised the location on the cover of the rappers' 1989 album, Paul's Boutique.

Despite the fact that he changed the Sim card of the stolen device before uploading the photo to WhatsApp, friends of the robbed victim recognised the location and called the police.

Researchers, policymakers, and programme managers have long recognised geographic location as an important factor in population and health outcomes.

"We've had to make significant technological breakthroughs to allow computers to recognise their location accurately, quickly and in varying weather conditions," explains Miller.

From these primitives, we automatically recognise the location of the sport court in the scene by estimating the homography which matches the actual court with its projection onto the image.

American Werewolf in London (1981 – John Landis) The scene set in Tottenham Court Road tube station was the first time I recognised a familiar location on celluloid, and it had a profound effect on me (as did the Jenny Agutter shower scene).

Finally, policy makers and practitioners have recognised that geographical location can also act as a "boundary" [ 22].

The home is inscribed with the identities of its inhabitants, which are often recognised through its location, exterior, interior design, furniture and decoration (Dayaratne and Kellett 2008).

Results showed that the main challenges lie in recognising address locations and enabling secure payments but that Information and Communication Technology (ICT) could offer opportunities for improvements.