1. Select the desired fault in the Triangulate dialog box.

2. Triangulate partitioning polygon is geometric primitives of computational geometric.

3. It is necessary to triangulate the point cloud in reverse engineering and rapid prototyping.

4. I triangulate an objective assessment of the new technologies coming in, a subjective assessment of the public's reaction to new propositions, and then I take a punt.

5. "Now we can start to triangulate this data," Peter Arensburger, lead author of the Culex study and an assistant researcher at the University of California, Riverside, told SciDev.Net.

6. Observations are also conducted to triangulate emerging findings; that is, they are used in conjunction with interviewing and document analysis to substantiate the findings.

7. I advise everyone to triangulate between the various approaches to get some idea of the real numbers.

8. As consumers, we now triangulate our decisions based on the recommendations of friends and family alongside general public opinion.

9. Teaches bearings, triangulate, plot co - ordinate grids (sentencedict.com), compensate for declination and read topographic maps.

10. Utilizing related algorithms of computational geometry to triangulate TIN partly to make node and line as vertex and side of triangles.

11. Skyhook's solution is to triangulate a user's location using three sources of spatial information: GPS, cell phone towers, and most innovatively, any nearby Wi-Fi hot spots.

12. But I think it will be a kind of strategic dialogue that can then triangulate with China and the rest of Asia.

13. A fast algorithm is put forward that is used to triangulate stochastic reservoir modeling data in a polygonal domain.

14. The system uses a set of four microphones situated an inch apart to triangulate the origin of the gunshot.

15. They are clearly using the ISS as a spy station, to triangulate the position of Planet X.

16. Perhaps the best strategy is to keep an eye on Chinese competitors and to triangulate accordingly.

17. Time OF Arrival (TOA) is a location technique that uses GSM timing to triangulate the position of a handset relative to active base stations.

18. Previously, trucks had to wait until enough calls came in to let them triangulate the location of an outage.

19. Using several different sources forces you to step back and evaluate or triangulate them.