(a) GPS technology

A pin. Has no one a pin?

Global Positioning System in Africa

It makes use of the GPS you're familiar with GPS in your automobile, but you may not be familiar with the fact that there's a GPS U.S., there's a Russian GPS, and there's a new GPS system going to Europe, called Galileo.

A pin?

You use the GPS in the car to locate it.

Do you have a pin?

What pin? Where?

Project title GPS in Africa

It makes use of the GPS you're familiar with GPS in your automobile, but you may not be familiar with the fact that there's a GPS U.S., there's a Russian GPS, and there's a new GPS system going to Europe, called Galileo.

GPS encoded signals dramatically improve accuracy of location to within 100 metres.

I have a hairpin.

use of GPS to pinpoint objects of observation and violation more accurately

Dryer, pins, perm roll...

A pin I borrowed from your aunts.

Good afternoon, Miss Dubose.

As you can see, that's a pinhead.

A pair of scissors or a hairpin?

Here is a little brooch for you...

Miss Dubose is on her porch.

Well, grand seeing you, Miss Dubose.

The Department will participate in the work of the new United Nations Geographic Information Working Group GPS Task Force to improve the procedures to address GPS data collection and storage.

With the advent of the Global Positioning System (GPS), it became possible to measure continental drift directly.

It also intends to become a member of the international GPS service.

(b) Conventional and satellite geodesy, including global positioning systems

Satellite based location units are also being installed on mission vehicles to allow easier tracking and navigation.

All SCINDA sites are now equipped with GPS scintillation monitors and model development is in progress.

In addition, UNIKOM uses the Global Positioning System (GPS) for the accurate determination of locations in the terrain.

So that's how it all started.

I'd forgotten about the safety pin.

Do you like this tiepin?

You say, Good afternoon, Miss Dubose.

What is it?

The Department uses the Global Positioning System (GPS) in its peacekeeping missions, for their military and civilian components.

The implementation of a geodesic network in north Algeria to monitor tectonic plate deformation using GPS stations was discussed.

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It's the 7th head pin, so slow it down.

We're going to record by sticking a pin right in there.

One such GPS differential base station is planned for 2005.

Some newer PLBs also have integrated Global Positioning System (GPS) units.

Any vehicles stolen will be easy to track because the operators can follow the GPS signal.

And when I went out to meet the press, they zeroed in, said, Why are you wearing that snake pin?

CA In the great scheme of things, it's a pinprick.

A sterling silver telephone dialler.