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I saw the captain and the third officer triangulate it."

GPS receivers capture at least four of the satellite transmissions and use differences in signal arrival times to triangulate the receiver's location.

Jefferies analyst Janine Stichter says that with two-thirds of Q3 now complete, she looked at various data points to triangulate around Foot Locker's progress intra-quarter.

"We believe that these suspects were positioning themselves in a way to triangulate on these officers from two different perches...

I highly recommend it to anyone who is a classroom teacher because of the clear and concise information about assessment literacy, the guidance on how to systematically triangulate the information in a timely manner, and the recommendations about effectively using the assessment data to create learning goals for my students of reading.

Curt Busby developed the app, called Triangulate, after a wildfire destroyed his Colorado home in 2011.

Saab Sensis multilateration uses multiple low-maintenance, non-rotating sensors to triangulate aircraft location based on transponder signals, providing air traffic controllers with precise aircraft position and identification information regardless of weather conditions.

The new features will also allow users to triangulate profiles and communicate with new prospects across these networks and the synch will enable salespeople to login in to one place without having to remember multiple passwords or manage contacts and calendars in multiple places.

where [PSI] is a procedure to triangulate G in such a way that [pi] is a PES in [H.sub.[pi]] (for instance, the algorithm 1), and [PHI] is the transformation calculated by the algorithm 2.

"The tweets themselves will not be ent-irely accurate but it will allow analysts to triangulate that information and come up with a more accurate picture of what is really happening," said E J Hogendoorn of the International Crisis Group think tank.