Sentence examples for the locational from inspiring English sources

The locational and topographical aspects of an area located in hilly regions play a major role in SSS, but are generally neglected in traditional and CAD-based systems used for site selection.

The locational endurantist will say that the object is exactly located at many regions, each of them a slice of its path.

Guided by the Inclusive Cities' vision, a pilot study of the locational characteristics of automobile repair artisans' workplaces in 69 locations of Idah in Nigeria was conducted.

For the locational strata, we classified each health service as being located in a metropolitan, regional or remote area using the geographic classifications employed by the Victorian Department of Health.

The locational perdurantist will say that the object's only exact location is its path.

The locational decision variables (y_j) are fixed to one for the already existing facility locations (i.e., (j<47)).

Investment incentives, however, seem to play a rather limited role in determining the locational pattern of FDI.

The general aim of investment incentives is to influence the locational decisions of investors and thus to reap the positive effects of foreign direct investment (FDI).

An official familiar with the test project said its purpose was to see how the locational data would flow into the N.S.A.'s systems.

Because we all want to live in these fantastic cities close to the coast and we haven't invested enough in transport, so the locational value of land is really high, and that's the underpinning factor to high house prices".

Such amenities increase the "locational value" of properties in the area, attracting buy-to-let investors, land speculators and estate agents who feature these very community assets in their glossy brochures.