Sentence examples for the locate from inspiring English sources
verb
To place; to set in a particular spot or position.
Also, the agency recently extended a comment period on rules that would eliminate option market makers' exemption from the locate requirement.
While the locate service simply locates a child, the Family Check-In expands lets kids show parents that they arrived at the library or a friend's house with a location-verified map.
Patrick Byrne, chief executive of Overstock.com, who has campaigned for three years for the SEC to tighten the locate requirements for short-sellers, says the fact that only a few big financial companies benefit from the special rules means there is a regulatory "apartheid system".
It is shown that the locate accuracy approach wavelength of the transmit signal by using proposed ESPRIT-based algorithm and the proposed scheme has the potential to achieve meter-level locate accuracy which is far less than the wavelength of the transmit signal.
In addition, the time required for some operations, such as the locate operation, may not be constant, which is the case in a standard suffix tree/array.
On the other hand, the locate query, in which the positions of all matching substrings are returned, is at least an order of magnitude slower, and needs some extra space.
You will need this information for the notary application and can locate it using the Locate your Senator tool provided by the Pennsylvania Department of State.
