What is "locating"

Usage examples of "locating".

Marn and let them worry about housing, clearing the forest, locating a port city.

Melody was not as successful in locating early-warning radars, especially a new surface-to-air missile system codenamed Tall King.

Also, unlike the aircraft, they could remain on station for weeks at a time, eavesdropping, locating transmitters, and analyzing the intelligence.

It is also responsible for tracking NSA couriers and locating missing employees.

Tractor was capable of automatically locating desired information from a magnetic tape library of 480 reels, each capable of storing some 90 million characters.

After locating the second emergency exit he found it dark and worse than the first.

Somewhere, he knew, crews were already on the move, locating old pits, roping safe trails, tagging ancient junk hidden by the tall brush for later removal.

Now, even with superb eyesight, he began to have trouble locating places to lay over during the day, spots along the shore where he might hope to pass the daylight hours entirely unobserved.

Once he was inside the gates of the Academy, locating the man he had to find ought not to be too hard.

Peabody away, and gave her the task of locating and contacting Carter Bissel while she begged a brief consult with Dr.

New York Center contacted New York terminal approach control and asked for help in locating United 175.

On their locating Bayoumi on February 4 and his assistance, see Richard L.

The fastest strip moved only thirty miles per hour, and was quite narrow, for no one had thought of the possibility of locating retail trade on the strips themselves.

The task assignment of this group is to proceed north down inside, locating and overpowering all persons in your path.

Once he idly sketched a map of the valley in the sand with a twig, locating the river and the pylon and the community of tribe George-Eighty.