- Look up
locator in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Locator may
refer to: One who
locates, or is
entitled to
locate, a land or
mining claim Lokator (in...
- A
locative adverb is a type of
adverb that
refers to a
location or to a
combination of a
location and a
relation to that location. Generally, a locative...
- Look up
locate or
locates in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Locate may
refer to:
Locate (finance)
Locator software, in
computing Locate (Unix), Linux...
- that
could have
locatives, e.g. Brundisium, Brindisi; Eborā****, York; with
locatives Brundisiī, at Brindisi; Eborācī, at York. The
locative cannot express...
-
twelve locatives,
sixteen extramanual marks and five
movement marks.[when?]
Since its creation, it has
evolved to
include more digits,
locatives, movements...
-
locate is a Unix
utility which serves to find
files on filesystems. It
searches through a
prebuilt database of
files generated by the
updatedb command...
- profile. Frontal: The
frontal locatives are: forehead, chin, neck, shoulders,
forearm and waist. Profile: The
profile locatives are: forehead, back of head...
- finance, a
locate is an
approval from a
broker that
needs to be
obtained prior to
effecting a
short sale in any
equity security, i.e. to "
locate" securities...
-
Locative media or location-based
media (LBM) is a
virtual medium of
communication functionally bound to a location. The
physical implementation of locative...
- In cartography, a
locator map, or just a
locator, is
typically a
simple map used to show the
location of a
particular geographic region within its larger...
