| The company will locate most of its back office functions for its operations in Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia in Dublin. |
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| People just need to locate the whereabouts of a radio transceiver, which functions like a modem. |
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| The call number or shelf mark of a book is printed on the spine of each book, and is used to locate the book on the shelves. |
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| In completely blacked-out underwater conditions, two divers conducted a tactile search to locate a sunken Iraqi minelayer with her deadly load. |
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| Use two different colors to make it easier to locate and connect the bifilar windings. |
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| For example, if a file becomes corrupted, the system can locate a copy on a mirror site and replace the damaged file. |
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| Another problem with the text is Stover's desire to locate the four primary works in the literary tradition of the Bildungsroman. |
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| The platypus uses its electro-sensitive bill to locate its food in the water. |
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| If they locate heat sources on or near a road, the location can be triangulated as a possible site for an improvised explosive device. |
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| In most cases our people will be able to help you to locate the missing article. |
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| He said they could be used to find lost objects when held over a map although he had nor yet been able to locate his own missing bicycle. |
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| He was taken to the morgue at Denpasar General Hospital, where he searched the dead to locate missing soldiers. |
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| The operation was part of the Air Force's continuing activities to locate and recover airmen missing in action. |
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| Often, the best way to locate motivating signs is to look shrewdly at what is in plain view. |
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| We almost had to re-think the burritos when we were unable to locate refried beans, but Eric spotted refrys in the ethnic food section. |
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| Some years later he was able to locate and begin excavating the remains of Belize's most substantial pirate settlement. |
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| And both locate the main action in a peculiarly stylised family home, isolated in an equally contrived semi-rural landscape. |
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| They pledged doctors, medical supplies, financial aid, and rescuers with sniffer dogs and equipment to locate survivors. |
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| Donella had finished her packing, but couldn't locate where Tony had put her last suitcase. |
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| These needles are so small she has to handle them with tweezers and can locate stray ones only with a powerful magnet. |
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| Alex sends up some more flares, and Scott finally manages to locate him and drag him aboard the storm-tossed boat. |
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| Woodland species such as Hawfinch and Crossbill are much easier to locate in the foliage-less trees. |
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| Before my grandfather started building his home, he hired a water witch to locate the place for their well. |
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| They are doing deliberate patrols with aircraft to try and locate any pockets of people. |
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| Three different teams, 31 on each team, medical examiners, morticians on those teams, they will locate the bodies. |
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| Southern green stink bug females from Ethiopia produce vibrations in plant stems that are used by males to locate them. |
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| They have a well-developed olfactory sense and can locate food sources by smell. |
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| The safest way to locate a house sitter is to go through a house sitting directory. |
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| This map will provide scientists with a more accurate means to identify and locate novel genes and genetic markers in cattle. |
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| One of the most infamous of these illustrations shows the draughtsman using a sight to locate his subject on a piece of paper. |
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| Their large eyes probably help them locate conspecifics and aid in visual communication, if any exists. |
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| Search engines allow keyword searches and use crawlers to locate sites or pages that match requests. |
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| Despite an extensive sea search it has so far failed to locate the body of the skipper whose name is still being withheld. |
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| The primary responsibility of the company's European branches was to locate and acquire old masters for resale in New York. |
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| The man was unable to give any information about himself, and officers contacted other police stations in the city to locate his relatives. |
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| At the cashier's my wife mentioned that she had not been able to locate an item advertised on special offer in the day's newspapers. |
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| Judges rated each dog on its ability to locate and point quail, staunchness on point, style, and aggressiveness in finding birds. |
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| In this way it was able to locate air bases and establish naval stations which would be invaluable if war occurred. |
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| They locate the Boy, but things are complicated when they learn a circus owner has an immigration bond that grants him legal custody of the kid. |
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| However, one thing is certain that it's time to get out the nails and hammer, locate the wood and wheels and build your own flying machine. |
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| Check that the attic space is clear of obstructions above where you wish to locate the skylight. |
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| Alternatively, use a search engine such as Google to locate numbers via the Web. |
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| Search the portion of English language text to locate each instance wherein the sexist word HIM is used in third person objective case. |
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| Get a ball that has the pin three to four inches out, and locate the pin about an inch above and a half-inch to the right of the ring finger. |
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| Hagfish live in burrows on the seafloor and locate their food by smelling and feeling as they swim. |
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| A city-wide search last night failed to locate the fugitive firebug, and police fear that he may strike again. |
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| Soldiers also use pokers and metal detectors, digging deeper earth to locate the mines. |
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| Significant mouse motion is required to navigate across a display with this resolution, and it's occasionally difficulty to locate the cursor. |
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| If you could ask a rat, it could locate the direction of the stench's source in a single sniff, scientists report in a new study. |
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| Attempts to locate the lorry at Harwich International Port were unsuccessful. |
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| Precision, speed and some solid brainwork are required to locate and obtain all the 120 stars. |
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| To successfully collect seeds and grow seedlings you must locate fruiting females with several neighboring males. |
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| Why did he not locate the roots of neocon policies in business control of domestic and foreign societies for profit? |
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| The present writer has been unable to locate more up-to-date comparable figures. |
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| We were facing a highly mobile and decentralized enemy whose task was to locate and attack soft targets. |
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| This helps the neurosurgeon locate and remove the areas of your brain that cause seizures. |
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| To locate dry rot, tap questionable areas with a hammer and listen for a hollow, dead sound. |
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| But often the songsters can be difficult to locate as they flit restlessly in the foliage of a windbreak of lofty cypresses. |
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| Subjects were to use the body chart to locate where they felt their soreness. |
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| It is not at all evident that Western intelligence has any clear idea where to locate him. |
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| Some squamates, like iguanas, rely heavily on vision to locate food, and use their pliable tongues to grab it. |
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| Thermography in combination with impulse radar was used to locate structural penetrations and voids within the walls of this masonry structure. |
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| However, even nests may be difficult to locate in areas with heavy vegetational cover and structure. |
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| The search function, located on the home page, will locate any item that has been uploaded to the web page. |
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| There is no vice and virtue, no moral framework to locate the individual within the cosmic infinity of the universe. |
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| Typically, spines and stingers are radiopaque, so radiography or ultrasonography may be used to locate any remaining pieces. |
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| Nonaddressable markers can be used to locate addressable markers by providing a reference point for searches. |
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| According to the manners guru, place cards are used at formal and informal dinners for more than eight to help guests locate their seats. |
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| Anesthesia care providers must identify and locate the internal jugular veins for pulmonary artery catheter line placement. |
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| He flies down to Cataluna and tries to locate her based on what little information he has about her. |
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| D' Aloisio had used his divining rods to locate what he believed was a chain and nine-foot anchor, possibly from the fabled wreck itself. |
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| The nest was found while field-testing geographic information systems equipment as a method to locate these birds. |
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| Some of the jobs will locate within the Dublin commuter belt, meaning people will merely change their commuting patterns, not their residences. |
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| To help users locate these features, each item on this list was keyed to a geometric grid that was overprinted on the face of the maps. |
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| After weeks of fog, wind and rain the weather suddenly cleared to allow for a helicopter trip to try and locate them. |
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| His hundreds of sketchbooks were invaluable aide-memoire, and he kept them well organized so he could quickly locate what he wanted. |
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| How frogs locate water remains unknown, they seem to have a special water divining sense. |
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| Clay's efforts to locate and fix her image are rebuffed in a weary kind of manner. |
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| Also measure and locate windows and doors, as well as outside faucets, lights, and electrical receptacles. |
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| After the students have modeled both kinds of dinosaurs with their hands, have them locate both kinds of dinosaurs on the classification chart. |
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| Both the Labor Government and CLP Opposition last night agreed to fight any moves to locate a national nuclear waste dump here. |
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| It's taken more than a decade to locate a suitable site for the nuclear dump, and the Federal Government is not about to give it up. |
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| Because real people formulate and enact political ideas, it is often easy to locate the supposed evil of a given idea in its human agent. |
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| All sites were gridded at 25-m intervals, which allowed me to locate and map redstart territories. |
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| Auto-save happens after each recording pass and edit, and when storing a locate memory or mix scene, a patch preset or an FX preset. |
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| His reputation as a clairvoyant was due in large part to his ability to locate lost animals. |
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| Now that the market economy has become the system of choice for more and more countries, a key political concern must be to locate the faultline. |
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| A new cylinder head design employs the transfer arm and pushrod to locate the exhaust valve across the head from the dual intake valves. |
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| In one aborted poem I explored the feeling by examining the way a tuning circuit hunts up and down its scale to locate and fix on a signal. |
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| Where better to locate a grandiose businessman with small-town pretensions, brazen ambition and borderline criminality? |
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| Flying foxes use their excellent eyesight more than echolocation, or bouncing sounds, to locate their food at night. |
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| From high altitudes they can locate missile sites and protect troops on the ground if called to do so. |
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| The pairs stay in close proximity, exhibit behavioral synchrony, and locate and maintain incubation sites together. |
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| Then we searched the enclosure with a Geiger counter to locate scatter-hoarded seeds and hulls of eaten seeds. |
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| The rivers used by most platanistids are muddy, and these animals probably rely on echolocation more than vision to locate their prey. |
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| The stores were locate throughout 18 of the 36 Delta counties or parishes in the 3-state partnership. |
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| Most practitioners will be used to psychopomp work, and will be able to locate the spirit and guide it on to wherever it's supposed to be. |
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| Faced with the remarkable bankruptcy of his employer, Larry did very little to locate a remunerative position. |
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| The precipitates are now difficult to locate and were not found in our recent shallow cores through the proximal sinter terrace. |
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| This is a space flight demonstrator designed to test technologies required for them to locate and rendezvous with the Station. |
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| I had wanted to paint it, but was unable to quickly locate the zinc primer that would enable the paint to stick to the aluminum. |
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| In September I had the opportunity to visit some mine sites, and watch manual deminers prod the ground every two centimeters to locate mines. |
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| Previously it was fairly trivial to locate a zombie running on an infected Windows machine, by just tracing the source IP back. |
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| In order to locate the remote ancestors of turtles, other, more subtle, features must be found. |
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| If you can locate seed for sale or through a swap, they're definitely worth the effort. |
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| The new detector can also be used to locate leaks from mains pipes in streets and in industrial complexes which may have many miles of piping. |
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| Predators use scent to locate their prey, and prey animals often alter their behavior in response to predation risk. |
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| It took Rhea almost an hour to finally locate this long-lost friend and guardian, and she restrained herself from running into the room. |
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| A spigot projecting from the otherwise cylindrical charge would have been used to locate it accurately on the catapult. |
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| I poked and prodded at these sites in hopes to locate some remaining muscle tissue, but very little was found. |
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| The column is so full of nostalgia and reveries that it's a bit hard to locate the argument, but I think this paragraph is it. |
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| I have attempted to locate this item on several search engines and haven't gotten anywhere. |
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| A quality liberal education leads students to reflect on their place in the world and locate themselves historically and socially. |
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| I can locate all the ingredients of a painting in the richness of the outside world, the world of perception. |
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| And with this network we're able to locate earthquakes anyplace in the world very soon after they occur. |
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| Before applying insecticides hazardous to bees, operators should check with the Consolidated Farm Service Agency to locate apiaries. |
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| The ringtail lemur, of course, has a beautiful ring tail that they hold up to locate each other in the rain forest. |
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| The police strongly suspected that he had fallen in the nearby harbor, but couldn't locate the body. |
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| The physician palpates the joint line on the dorsum of the foot and passively flexes and extends the toe to locate the joint line. |
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| However, Shakespeare's attempts to locate himself within a literary tradition were not always met with such approbation. |
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| Descended from wild rock doves, homing pigeons can locate their lofts, or roosts, even when released several thousand miles away. |
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| Another crop of insurers chose to hopscotch past the Caribbean and locate here. |
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| Dell uses your area code and zip code to locate the nearest service provider to perform onsite service. |
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| They can also locate small heat sources, such as a liferaft in the open sea, or a live body in an expanse of snowy hillside. |
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| Insects feeding on the blood of higher animals locate their prey by following the high CO2 gradient produced by its breath. |
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| His possible genetic markers promise to help identify and locate the emergence genes on the chromosomes, one of the goals of the genome project. |
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| I've got work at my current job until the end of June, so at least I've got some buffer time to locate another position. |
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| Recovery of the buoy to which it was attached required several minutes of searching at its GPS deployment position to locate it. |
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| Its prime role is to measure the track geometry to locate faults such as spreading and twisting. |
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| At the press of a button, the bike lets out beeps and the lights start flashing, making it easy for you to locate it in a crowded parking lot. |
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| Following an unfruitful attempt to locate the exact original site, we chose a spot on Lake Champlain in the general area. |
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| It takes two numbers to locate your position on a map, and one number to specify the distance above the map. |
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| Although I know several swims well I will always use the plumbing rod to locate the exact positions that I want to fish. |
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| But those predatory insects that locate prey through chemical sensing are not deterred. |
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| The literature review, then, allows you to locate your own research within a tradition of research in an area. |
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| What Derrida does not do is locate this within the context of Heidegger's general strategy of university reform. |
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| There are many good reasons for the small independent business to locate in this area to benefit from the railway line. |
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| Of interest is the fact that the major producers of cotton gins in the South did not locate in the larger towns. |
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| Look for property data to show special exemptions for new businesses that locate in new residential areas. |
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| Without the vulture, many earthbound scavengers would not be able to locate food as quickly as they do. |
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| In relation to suitable businesses that might locate in the centre, Mr Marks said the forum has already been looking for suitable tenants. |
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| As a result, many people and businesses are now able to locate nearly anywhere they choose. |
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| A message board, for example, can become a valuable source of intelligence and might even help a cyberstalker locate new victims. |
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| It allows significant industry to come and locate in the town and is very important in the development of our Technological Park. |
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| Next, efforts were made to locate examples of reactive stalking, especially in relation to cyberstalking. |
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| You can also use an app which enables smartphone or tablet owners to lock, locate and recover their gadgets in the event of loss or theft. |
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| Now that his back is feeling better, Estes is better able to locate his pitches, particularly his curveball. |
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| Tara was my agent in Prague and her assignment had been to locate cheap lodging for my two days there. |
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| The old problems persisted, and efforts to locate funds continued at a frustratingly slow pace. |
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| People have tried to locate both the ruins of these buildings and the quarries from which the local stone used in their construction was taken. |
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| Attorneys get the runaround when they begin calling stations to locate clients. |
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| Someone should tell this man that it might be cheaper and easier to locate a caring hooker at a brothel. |
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| During the last four years we made several unsuccessful attempts to locate additional groups of cubic copper crystals. |
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| Third, locate the building where the foundation can be poured on undisturbed ground. |
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| Look for a tall shaft, chimney or similar structure to locate where chimney swifts go to roost in your area. |
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| Over the course of the game, you must locate the various places where they have barricaded themselves, then guide them to designated safe areas. |
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| Privacy activists warn that police will use the tags to track suspects, and that criminals will obtain tag-readers to locate valuables. |
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| This raises the question of how primates are able to locate a sufficiency of ripe fruits each day. |
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| I watched this guy look around, jump into the dumpster, shuffle through a ton of dirty diapers and locate a half-eaten sandwich. |
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| I'm finding it more helpful as I go along, easier to locate articles than paging through old magazines, and takes up less space. |
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| Investors want to locate in an area which is forward-looking and progressive. |
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| What if there's sentient life elsewhere in the universe, and they locate us by picking up our satellite television broadcasts one day? |
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| Prior to deregulation, trucking companies relied in large part on the owner-operators' ability to locate customers. |
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| On reaching into my shoulder-bag to locate my wallet my hands chanced to touch the package of shells. |
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| One of the faring pins is a different color so it is always easy to locate the empty chamber. |
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| That's enough to locate buried foundations, pipes, and cables and determine the thickness and location of backfill. |
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| Train your dog to locate objects by following scents on a trail for fun or sport. |
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| The work of Viitala et al. indicated that kestrels utilize UV-visible vole scent-marks to locate areas rich in rodents. |
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| We wanted him to use the special powers of telepathy that he had to locate you. |
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| Police in Cheshire and north Wales launched a massive manhunt but failed to locate the car in time. |
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| A bird helps the old man locate a large albacore tuna, which is a straggler from a larger school of fish. |
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| Even when you locate the commander, it won't always be a mano a mano match. |
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| World demand for manufactures is limited by world income, and because of agglomeration economies firms will locate in clusters. |
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| With the mobile phone networks creaking under the strain, I couldn't locate any friends, and wandered off home. |
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| In a desperate attempt to locate Peter, Charlotte, a Scotswoman who can speak fluent French, enlists to become an undercover courier. |
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| The chalk cross was positioned on the chalkboard to help engineers locate the center of the picture. |
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| In more specific terms, the subaltern woman can now locate her agency in film and televisual programming in her native nation-state. |
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| Long says his company hires surveyors who use theodolites to locate the centerlines in both directions for the templates. |
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| The forming of the flag end foreshortens a flag support to locate a flag in substantial superposition to the lead stub. |
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| They use their sensitive, dexterous forepaws to locate prey, such as worms, in mud. |
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| I put my arms on a choice piece of rock and heaved, dragging my body up while my feet unsuccessfully tried to locate footholds. |
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| A search party is organised to locate her and she is eventually found and brought home. |
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| She picked her way through the scattered broken branches and around the thorny brambles, trying to locate her friend. |
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| He made another important contribution in using a grid to locate positions of places on the Earth. |
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| Civilian users can locate their position on Earth to an accuracy of about thirty feet. |
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| Many commanders either could not trust their troops to perform the complex evolutions required or failed to locate the enemy in time to deploy. |
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| The chance meeting is even more uncanny because Barbara had been searching for John on the internet last week to try to locate him in America. |
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| It used GPS to locate his position on the ground and display the map of that area on his sensors. |
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| As a consequence, the police were unable to locate him to serve him with a subpoena. |
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| The alleged psychic ability of dowsing is said to enable dowsers to locate underground substances or objects. |
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| We strolled half the length of the lake to locate a party of mallards, in a vain attempt to avoid catching the beady eyes of the Canada geese. |
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| This is determined by the simple expedient of the listener holding a microphone to locate their position in the room. |
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| Once he was even called to locate a plastic time capsule buried in front of a high school nearly 30 years earlier. |
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| The ear is the most important sense organ for modern toothed whales, say scientists, because these whales locate their prey using echolocation. |
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| You can locate these wall studs by tapping on the wall with your hammer and listening for a solid sound. |
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| If all else fails, many septic pumping companies also have equipment for helping locate your tank. |
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| With an electrical item, they will often call the manufacturer with the serial number in an effort to locate the owner. |
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| Students will locate herptiles by sight or sound, analyze their characteristics, and classify them. |
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| At the moment, mobile operators are almost all relying on cell ID as the means to automatically locate users. |
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| If planting them among other landscape ornamentals, locate them well away from tall-growing shrubs or perennials. |
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| Rich foreigners come from around the world and pay top dollar to locate in Manhattan, not because they have to, but because they want to. |
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| Still, when you land it is nice to have a few place names to help you locate your position. |
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| Pearson spent his first two years conducting geological surveys to locate top-quality wine real estate. |
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| It is our memories that locate us, orientate us, and tell us in what direction we are hastening. |
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| In the time it took to pick up the chart and locate our position, our HF antenna iced up. |
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| A colleague rushed to locate him with the standard bit of kit, but couldn't get a fix on the man, even though he was just 50 meters away. |
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| For older children, show them how to orient the map and locate your position. |
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| Presently it is difficult to locate a mooring to berth a boat for the night, let alone find one to tie to while diving. |
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| She hopes that this will help them to locate the loan that beseems their expectations. |
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| They managed to locate the man near the phone box and noticed that he had a petrol can sitting beside him. |
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| Most of us locate ourselves at some point along a spectrum, with religious dogmatism at one extreme and ideological secularism at the other. |
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| For added protection from cats, locate the bath out in the open, at least 10 feet from escape cover such as a hedge or shrubs. |
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| Thus basal primates might have used ethanol plumes to locate ripening fruits as well as associated fauna. |
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| He sometimes overthrows and struggles to locate his secondary pitches. |
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| You can go almost anywhere in the North and locate ringed seals to study. |
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| I have learned to locate the Chick-fil-A restaurants that abound as one travels south on Interstate 95 from New York. |
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| He became determined to locate other victims who would testify to abuses that could put Lebovits behind bars. |
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| I knew immediately where to locate my benighted family and growing restlessness. |
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| Unlike its famous neighbor Rwanda, the tiny landlocked country of Burundi is difficult to locate on a map. |
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| Its manifestations will be categorized by two numerical scales of severity that aim to locate each individual on the continuum. |
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| The lawmaking body passed a resolution requesting that the Executive Yuan locate an appropriate abode from state-owned houses for the vice president within a year. |
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| In that film, war dialing is the act of using a modem attached to a computer to dial an entire exchange of phone numbers to locate any computers with modems attached to them. |
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| He also contacted, with negative results, several acarologists, in an effort to locate someone interested in working on the Acari of the GSMNP checklist. |
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| A passer-by made a desperate attempt to locate the boys, followed by a park ranger and a police officer who was on the scene within about five minutes. |
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| Under the new commitments, airlines will also have to help customers locate the cheapest fares and hold reservations for 24 hours so that prices can be compared. |
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| But seabirds such as albatrosses and petrels, which have large, tubular nostrils, are known to use scent clues to locate nesting sites and prey out at sea. |
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| The cradle can be moved around your desk to locate it in the spot with the best wireless signal, because it's like a paperweight on the end of a wire. |
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| Top institutional investors finding it hard to locate rich pickings on world markets are turning to the sport of kings to raise money for charity. |
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| You just have to find that yin of decency and locate the gestures and words that smother the yang of fear. |
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| The technique was to go slowly back and forth parallel to the shore on the basalt reef and locate any fissure veins containing copper or other minerals. |
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| We are working our fingers to the bone to try and rescue our comrades, but at the moment we have yet to locate where their screams were coming from. |
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| Somehow I haven't been able to locate that dictum in the Quran, ahadith or sunan, but it must be there somewhere. |
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| I am pleased to hear that a good variety of businesses have made the decision to locate here and this will complement the already thriving business community locally. |
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| It had been completely destroyed, and he couldn't even locate the remains. |
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| He downloads his favorite covers and searches online booksellers to locate the cheapest copies of the books. |
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| If you're really lucky, you may be able to locate a hunk of lard. |
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| An RSPCA dragnet of the area surrounding the pond failed to locate the beast, and the organisation warned locals to keep their eyes peeled for rogue reptiles. |
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| The later film picks up where the first left off, attempting to show that the Anasazi used solar and lunar cycles to locate pueblos in and around the Canyon. |
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| She manages to locate some evidence that was held back by the prosecution in Darnell's first trial and in the course of a retrial, Darnell is proven innocent and set free. |
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| Scientists are figuring out how to locate and eviscerate the worst moments of your life. |
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| They recorded 10,549 graves on or near the railway in 144 cemeteries, failing to locate only 52 graves. |
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| It was easy for us to locate the exact location of the incident. |
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| As well as tracking all types of electronic transactions, it is able to reconstruct text messages months after they were sent and locate the exact position of users. |
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| Every British lighthouse doesn't just flash to warn ships of hazards, but also has its own flashing pattern which allows mariners to locate their position. |
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| They locate their feminism within a complex progressive movement. |
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| The council in turn has had to deal with huge losses in rates and a preference by businesses to locate on the Laois side of Graiguecullen where rates are cheaper. |
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| In all the development will include six commercial units which are large enough for most business or office type projects likely to locate in the town. |
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| This could make Castlebar unattractive for some business to locate here. |
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| Some of their public meetings and conventions were recorded, but I have been unable to locate minutes from any secret meetings of individual lodges. |
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| Firefighters there said visibility was less than 100 metres, hampering efforts to locate fires in the region's heavily forested and rugged terrain. |
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| Clicking your way past less important sports such as the luge and the skeleton you'll locate the abundance of games remaining before the gold medals are awarded. |
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| The trial in humans will locate patients whose hearts have stopped after a gunshot wound or other injury. |
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| Mathematicians have developed algorithms for finding the roots of polynomial equations without having to plot graphs and locate where curves cross the x axis. |
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| It took them less than 30 minutes to locate a star not on their map. |
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| I locate the strip of city bars where I see a group of friends laugh raucously in a manner which I realized I hadn't witnessed since leaving London. |
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| An alarm is sounded and closed-circuit TV cameras equipped with thermal imaging locate and track the potential threat and send information and pictures to the authorities. |
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| Feral hogs are often found in the remote, rugged portions of the state's Ozarks mountain range, where thick brush and timber make it hard to locate and kill the animals. |
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| University's electrical and electronic engineering department, said it was theoretically possible to locate someone using mobile phone base stations or the GPS system. |
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| So, Keller takes the law into his own hands by capturing Jones and torturing him in a desperate attempt to locate the girls. |
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| He was seen in Key West in the summer of 2012, and the U.S. Coast Guard was unable to locate his body. |
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| The controls on the centre column for the dual-zone climate control, DVD-Audio system, and optional GPS are well laid out and easy to locate at touch. |
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| First, identification of Turkish toponyms with those in the Venetian documents permits us to locate all the toponyms found in the Venetian sources. |
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| The presence of microscopic algae in the circulatory system and internal organs can help to locate where the victim died, as they vary from place to place. |
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| By June, the school finally responded, though only with notification of fees for staff to locate and photocopy the documents. |
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| They can locate and track potential suspects through a variety of high-tech and low-tech means. |
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| At first they lamented the lack of choice, but then discovered the fun of trading cards and helping each other locate pictures of their animals in magazines and books. |
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| Additional forest species that can be difficult to locate are mid-canopy species such as shrike-babblers barwings, sibias and two species of Crocias. |
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| The agency received a call to locate a specific Piper turboprop aircraft. |
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| Instead, Harrison set out to locate where these often unregistered and uninsured bikes were stashed between runs. |
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| Mark the spot with a marker or crayon and, if necessary, take some measurements from points such as the ridge or sidewall that will help you locate the leak from the outside. |
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| These radio units help skiers caught in an avalanche to locate each other, emitting a stream of high-pitched bleeps like a comedy sci-fi homing device. |
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| Every effort to locate either earlier tellings of these two tales has failed, a real-world Bluebeard who murdered wives in his castle is a post-Perrault creation. |
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| Some star charts are drawn with the pointers to help locate objects above. |
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| In the General tab, locate and uncheck File and Printer Sharing. |
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| Adria pulled a mini chip-clip from her pocket and unpremeditatedly snapped it down on my shirt, miraculously managing to locate precisely my right nipple. |
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| These submerged accounts locate a broader horizon of possibilities, and remind people that there are other histories to write and unscripted stories to tell. |
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| In New York's Chrysler Building, a code variance was required from the fire department to locate the control panel in a room off the lobby rather than beside the elevators. |
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| I haven't been able to locate a photograph of this little bubble on the internet, and it is not figured in any of my conchological references or other books. |
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| However, he remains at pains to locate his own wife and when his colleague Silvio and daughter Teresa are also abducted, things take a sharp nosedive. |
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| The screen froze a moment, then flashed, indicating that the block was up, and that the trade organization wouldn't be able to locate where they were hacking from. |
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| In strategic terms, the most valuable kind of nuclear warhead is that launched from a submarine, as they are the hardest to locate and destroy before they're launched at you. |
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| I must have visited about 30 villages and hamlets to locate the tribe. |
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| He is in many ways a unique writer who confounds any simple pigeon-holing or attempts to locate writers in respect to an assumed canon of literature. |
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| On this occasion, despite her capable sonar system and the on-board diving team which can work to depths of up to 80 metres, the ship was unable to locate the mine. |
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| It is a form that sets store by its use of the demotic, its willingness to locate the sources of poetry defiantly far from the spring on Mount Helicon sacred to the muses. |
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| As to segregation of replicated daughter molecules, to be discussed later, topoisomerase II is thought to locate DNA crossovers such as those present in catenated molecules. |
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| This last application of the strickle was used to accurately delineate decorative bands on the piece, as well as to locate the position of the trunnions. |
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| In cities, where mobile cells are quite small, this can locate the car to as close as 100 yards, but in rural areas the cell may be as big as six square miles. |
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| Dive into the colossal family shoe heap to locate missing orthotic. |
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| Use the stud finder to locate the studs behind the closet walls. |
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| We had to locate and measure the positions of various blue electrical boxes used for outlets, cable connections, and phone jacks throughout the house. |
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| The Australians set off to locate the pinned American paratroops but, due to the inability of the Americans to pinpoint their own location, artillery was unable to be used. |
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| Multipliers are the biggy for linking tricks, and after combing through a course a few times, players can locate and nail these for bragging rights. |
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| Who will be the first to locate York's secret stash of combustibles? |
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| He then suffered through close to a hundred films on VHS and DVD, using the fast-forward and cue controls as often as possible, to locate said sequences. |
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| This will upgrade and modernize the regional seismic networks that locate earthquakes and determine magnitudes, replacing aging sensors with modern instrumentation. |
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| The museum officials said they were planning to get in touch with professional mummy conservators as they could not locate anyone with the needed expertise in the country. |
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| To locate the center of the roof opening, hang a plumb bob from the underside of the roof with the point of the bob over the center nail in the ceiling opening. |
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| Of course, you have no idea just how difficult it is to please me until you have to accompany me on an expedition to locate the perfect pocketbook. |
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| He was part of a troop of lightweight Bren gun carriers whose job was to go out ahead of the army to locate the positions of German Panzer tanks hidden in the sand dunes. |
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