triangulate

"And maybe triangulate if we can get a reading from a good way north of the city."

"You can almost triangulate" where the problem was, he said.

The second man was triangulated twenty feet to the south.

"It's one of the few areas in which neither side can triangulate."

He turned on his screens and began to triangulate for position.

With the three versions we may be able to triangulate it on him.

"You think they might try to triangulate our location through communication?"

These methods would be used to triangulate on the key themes.

For that reason, the combatants might not be able to triangulate on her position.

Soon as I get a couple more cars there we'll triangulate and locate you.

"We've been able to triangulate her position, sir," the security chief reported.

"Just a second, the computer's triangulating the cell towers right now."

"How long before we get the data to triangulate the elemental'?"

Maybe even a matter of nanoseconds, and almost certainly too short a time to triangulate their position.

The security chief did not look up as she replied, "Triangulating now, sir."

Maybe the cops could triangulate where they were, or this guy would give away their destination.

"Had we used the radios, they could have undoubtedly triangulated on our position."

By triangulating the co-ordinates they find a lead in this case.

If Q is triangulated, we can further mark one of the sides other than the base side.

He turned his head carefully, triangulating for height, direction and distance.

We could triangulate the location of a human being to within a few centimeters.

Their positions allowed them to triangulate on the ship hatch.

If we manage to get another phone call or two, it'll help triangulate the area."

"We can triangulate the cell phone location, but it takes time.

Triangulating on his beam and trapping him would be best of all.