Sentence examples for view of location from inspiring English sources

The present study has focused on origins, which is interesting from the point of view of location policies involving zones that generate journeys (active accessibility), such as new residential developments, zones of denser growth or logistic urban micro-platforms.

If you're still trying to figure out where Belize is, take Gail's (a Belizean child) view of location.

In the Discussion, the authors state that: "Together with the anatomy (Van Strien, Cappaert and Witter, 2009), the hierarchical view of location coding that we have proposed then predicts that dorsal place cells should be revealed to have multiple place fields in large environments because their spatial ambiguities will not be fully resolved at larger scales.

If place cells were formed from grids via summation as in the model of (Solstad et al., 2006), the anatomy (Van Strien et al., 2009) and the hierarchical view of location coding that we have proposed would together predict that dorsal place cells should be revealed to have multiple place fields in large environments because their spatial ambiguities will not be fully resolved at larger scales.

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However, various possible criteria (objective functions) exist when viewed from the perspective of location theory.

Google Street View, the service that allows internet users to explore 3D views of locations across the globe on Google maps, has launched a refresh.

Fig. 16 Web-based interface of developed system; a clustered detected signs, clickable map; b Google Earth view of sign location; c detected sign in Google Street View image; d Street View of sign location; e likelihood of existing signs on heat map; f Information on all detected signs.

Even there, where the setting — the sight lines between the town at large and the character's standpoint — is of dramatic significance, Guadagnino has no interest in showing a broad view of the location, because of his bland sensibility and flimsy directorial strategy, because of his relentless delivery of images that have the superficial charm of picture postcards.

So instead of being able to send someone just a traditional bird's eye view of a location, you can now send them a 360-degree image (like this one of the Grand Hyatt on Park Avenue, or the Luxor in Vegas) and because Google allows other people to use its code you can expect to see Street View on a lot of other websites too.

We describe three different points of view of a location problem in a logistics system.