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The center coordinates emergency response efforts by various agencies throughout the state.
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They carried satellite measuring devices to pinpoint coordinates for possible airstrip sites.
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The UN had given the coordinates to all sides in the conflict.
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EPA coordinates research, monitoring, standard-setting, and enforcement activities to ensure environmental protection.
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In fact, the Secret Service coordinates these visits with the local police.
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This is the most comprehensive database of confirmed CCHF occurrence in humans to-date, containing 1,721 geo-positioned occurrences in total.
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The geographical co-ordinates around Indiana producer Jerilynn Patton's music begin in a corner of Chicago's south side.
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I've got to figure out the exact geographic coordinates of the place.
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Geocodes are what they sound like: unique codes that correspond to geographic coordinates.
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The chapel's geographic coordinates fall precisely on the north-south meridian that runs through Glastonbury.
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I could do a REFNO search using geographic coordinates.
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Those points will also be tied to geographic coordinates to help people pinpoint specific locations on the ground.
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He had marked three red Xs on the longitude and latitude intersects.
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The following table will exhibit both the longitude and latitude at one view:
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The longitude and latitude of the moon are given for noon and midnight.
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All he could do was to calculate his longitude and latitude, and wait.
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Then I remembered we had no way to determine our longitude and latitude anyway.
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It will have increased powers and responsibility for a larger geographical area.
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There followed two further options, narrowing down the geographical area in question.
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First, each local bank can only operate within a defined geographical area.
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Services catering to a larger geographical area often have a different policy.
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The Company has seven reportable segments, which are based on their geographical area.
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I've got to figure out the exact geographic coordinates of the place.
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Geocodes are what they sound like: unique codes that correspond to geographic coordinates.
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The chapel's geographic coordinates fall precisely on the north-south meridian that runs through Glastonbury.
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I could do a REFNO search using geographic coordinates.
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Those points will also be tied to geographic coordinates to help people pinpoint specific locations on the ground.
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The exhibit, named after the geographical coordinates of the Kremlin, also incorporates slide projection.
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Individual and household characteristics, including geographical coordinates were recorded.
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Prevalence data were retrieved with systematic literature search and geographical coordinates were assigned to each survey site.
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Whoever used Mr. Deedle's device was apparently able to send the geographical coordinates of one GameDeck to another.
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Were they geographical coordinates?
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Geo-coordinates for the journal's hiding place etched on the shelf?
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Division was using map- grid coordinates, the first time since the trouble began.
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During Hurricane Katrina, the military discovered that it tracks locations using grid coordinates.
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After noting the grid coordinates, Mercy Corps went out to do an assessment.
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The multimilliondollar aircraft above did not accept simple grid coordinates.
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He pulled out his small spiral notebook and wrote down the position's grid coordinates.
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Your results will vary depending on your connection speed and geographic location.
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Open consensus mechanisms don't discriminate based on identity, credentials, or geographic location.
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Bands sometimes are sometimes properly billed by geographic location, sometimes they're not.
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This is regardless of geographic location, occupation, industry or business size.
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The reported complications varied on the basis of study type and geographic location.
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You'll be dialed into lat-long before you know it.
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For any new players to Where on (Google)Earth, simply put the lat-long or detailed description of the location in the comments below.
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For a full list of locations, see the post on Google's Lat-Long blog.
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The time signals must originate from places of known latitude and longitude.
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Tom copied down the latitude and longitude figures as his father dictated.
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Lind wrote out the latitude and longitude, and gave it to him.
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What are they?-Oh ,thatdepends a good deal on latitude and longitude.
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Armed with the latitude and longitude, outside.in can display the news nearest you.
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And in any case he knew the latitude and longitude of the artifact.
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For emphasis, Rivera read off his current latitude and longitude coordinates.
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Searches may be by city, region, or latitude and longitude coordinates.
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We measure locations with latitude and longitude, but those are relatively modern concepts.
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Then the Harvester named latitude and longitude and degrees of temperature.
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I had made another copy of it, with the latitude and longitude omitted.
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Jaspar Hobson decided to wait and ascertain the latitude and longitude.
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The lines of latitude and longitude shrink towards the middle of each lobe.
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That contains the latitude and longitude of the photo you took.
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No surveyor had ever happened along to give them their latitude and longitude.
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My father reported his latitude and longitude by wireless last night.
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