How to pronounce “coordinates”(noun) in English

So there's coordinates, and you can go to them.

We take the 3D coordinates, and then we add a patch of cell membrane, because this receptor sits in the membrane.

They were all map coordinates prior to that.

I had useless GPS coordinates.

name Cartesian coordinates and Cartesian dualism these are very abstract Notions

Jazeera had given their coordinates to the U.S. military repeatedly.

And these are coordinates that, that I came up with.

reduced to absolute coordinates, to a location somewhere fixed in space.

How do you even conceive of coordinates in map projections, and then how would you deal with those things in software?

It's actually 21 million three-dimensional coordinates, each accurate to about a millimeter and a half on planet Earth, that we can actually take and place every

next one erupted to get exact geo-coordinates, like cross streets of where the callers were coming from.

sea level so I use three coordinates, 0,0,0.

And if you don't know your latitude and longitude coordinates, if you don't know what your address is right here, and therefore, what direction to start heading in,

That is an organization that represents and sort of coordinates 203 food banks across America.

system, XYZ coordinates, standard old orthogonal coordinate system. Same thing XYZ coordinates, but it

Chords are actually coordinates.

And you could think of all the letters -- so all those are different GPS coordinates.

So they hide these treasures and they record the latitude and longitude coordinates for them and put them up on a Website.

So I wrote a small program in MATLAB, I entered the coordinates of the sides by hand, that actually took the most

Well, I had some of the most expensively obtained GPS coordinates on the planet.

been around forever but it's it does the job it's very simple it's pretty much just a list of XYZ coordinates and a

If you don't know where Svalbard is, I've very helpfully for you, provided the latitude and longitude coordinates that you'd go to.

if you can't find anything in the fields because it's been too long, given with the latitude and longitude coordinates.

"Treehouse of Horror VI" also has references to Cartesian coordinates,

And I've even had people send me pictures-- not of them on the toilet but of the toilet, sending me GPS coordinates to

So it was in that environment of looking for these things that I began to utilize this technology-- not only do the first GPS coordinates of sites, because

And sometime in that journey, you find that amazing white box there on the left-hand side that has those GPS coordinates that you can stick in.

And so again you know I sat next to the husband in this case and he showed me how he could see which of his friends were online and how to go where they were and the coordinates.

ìThe two orders, each order equal C of A, a command.î They give the coordinates and an address.

But this was a large group of people that I could approach and say, "Well give me latitude and longitude coordinates for places that you think are sublime."

And there, there are— And there are, there are, there are coordinates involved.

Actually Ron called me and was like, “Hey, we need a way to, to communicate this idea that the music and the coordinates are tied together.”

And actually I worked with Kevin Grazier, the science advisor, and I was like, “Well, tell me how many coordinates, how many digits do we need?”

And he would, he’s, you guys probably know better than I do, it was, he needed 12 digits to create this set of coordinates.

The dress organza, the year 1950, and she's carrying with her the car to which the dress made coordinates.

where it's expressed by a mathematical equation that includes you know distance it includes time and it includes the curvature of spaceime as well as the change in the space-time coordinates with