Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• heading control lines, intended for minor adjustment, should be located at the centre line of the stem and stern, in a symmetrical fashion and at a level between the position of KG and the damaged waterline; and
• T= torso measurement point (located at the front on the centre line of the manikin),
• for blowers with rectangular outlets are located at the centre of each rectangle dividing the whole of the blower outlet into 9 areas (dividing both horizontal and vertical sides of the blower outlet into 3 equal parts);
• The structure is located at the centre of the vegetation, sir.
• This is not surprising, as we are the country located right at the centre of the continent.
• Modern Europe is located at the centre of continent nations.
• It's a small town, or rather a village, located at the exact centre of France.
• P= pelvis measurement point (located at the back on the centre line of the manikin).

• The land is located in the centre of Gdynia and covers 84497 square metres.
• The vehicle shall be located in the centre part of the test area with the gear level in neutral position and the clutch engaged.
• The vehicle shall be located in the centre part of the test area with the gear selector in the neutral position and the clutch engaged.
• (15) The particular noise problems of airports which are located in the centre of large conurbations ("city airports") should be recognised by allowing for the introduction of more stringent rules.
• I am a native of Darfur, born in Jebel Marra, which is a mountainous region located in the centre of Darfur State.
• Eleftheria (Freedom) Square is located in the centre of Nicosia, at the traditional crossover point between the modern suburbs and old fortified city.
• I should like to emphatically endorse both of these progress has been made and the country is located in the centre of Europe.
• The particular noise problems of airports which are located in the centre of large conurbations ("city airports") should be recognised by allowing for the introduction of more stringent rules.