Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Unfortunately, these seed banks are located around the world in buildings and they're vulnerable.
• His fellow conspirators comprised of hackers and're located around the world and communicate via a restricted mailing list.
• The burners are located around the test chamber as shown in figure 1.
• The closest airport to AOC is Leipzig
• Erfurt airport, located around 140 km and 1h 37 min travelling time by car from AOC;
• Halle airport, located around 85 km and over one hour's travelling time from AOC.
• The beneficiaries of the Project will be 155000 inhabitants of the 16 micro regions located around (not in) the protected areas of the Lacandona Forest.
• Moreover, the two companies are located around 1000 km away from Xiamen, which puts into question the economic justification of such an arrangement.

• Cornering lamp means a lamp used to provide supplementary illumination of that part of the road which is located near the forward corner of the vehicle at the side towards which the vehicle is going to turn;
• whereas most of the outermost regions are located near ACP countries which have similar productions; whereas this is an asset which should be built on, but also a source of additional competition,
• However, it is also significantly dependent on atmospheric conditions during propagation, as ray bending modifies the height of the path above the ground and makes the ground effects and land located near the source more or less significant.
• Look, I'm saying the barn is located near a real
• Moreover the Commission has recently rented a building located near the North Railway Station. (the Covent Garden of 14000 m2) for the evaluation activity of the 7th Framework Programme for Research.
• F. whereas Kyrgyzstan is strategically located near Afghanistan and adjacent to the Ferghana Valley, which geographically, politically and economically is in the centre of Central Asia,
• world foghorn.
• 'aerodrome reference point' means the designated geographical location of an aerodrome, located near the initial or planned geometric centre of the aerodrome and normally remaining where originally established,