| The precise location of any object on the earth's surface can be pinpointed on a standard grid, or coordinate system, upon which you can designate and describe a place's absolute location. |
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| If one supposes that space is absolute, there will be such a notion as absolute location, that is, location in space in relation to the absolute axis. |
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| If there is no preceding absolute location term, the location source for such a location term is the entire resource, otherwise it is the location specified by the preceding location term. |
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| In effect, an absolute location path is a relative location path, but it is one that is always relative to the root node. |
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| The absolute location represents the geographical position in terms of latitude and longitude of a certain user, and can be used for group formation between individuals that have strong social ties. |
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| The size of the ownership illusion varied as a function of relative rather than absolute location of the virtual hand. |
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| Grindr deals with these issues by obscuring a user's absolute location by default. |
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| Also the absolute location of the master events is only 5 km, so the absolute location of the aftershocks is accurate up to 5 km. |
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| After that, with three given anchors, it transforms the relative map into an absolute map based on anchors' absolute location. |
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| This absolute location may be a local path, or a URL referring to FTP, HTTP, or SCP locations. |
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| When you want to know the absolute location of the tool on this machine, select the machine coordinate system. |
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| As their absolute location is known, they can calculate the real time position error, and via uplink stations, send a position correction message to geostationary satellites. |
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| The downside was that the wearer's absolute location was never known, but the upside was that it provided the really useful bit of information – who is near me? |
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| The absolute location of the probe within the process vent or stack is not important, but the probe shall be located at a sampling point which is within the uppermost quartile of the measured velocities. |
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