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trilateration
[ trahy-lat-uh-rey-shuhn ]
noun
- a method of determining the relative positions of three or more points by treating these points as vertices of a triangle or triangles of which the angles and sides can be measured.
trilateration
/ ˌtraɪlætəˈreɪʃən /
noun
- a method of surveying in which a whole area is divided into triangles, the sides of which are measured, usually by electromagnetic distance measuring for geodetic control or by chain survey for a detailed survey
Word History and Origins
Origin of trilateration1
Example Sentences
Using a process called trilateration the GPS device converts these signals into exact latitude and longitude locations.
And if that information is accurate, their precise location can be revealed using a process called trilateration.
In a post published Thursday, the website Queer Europe detailed how easy it is to find any Grindr user’s location using an app called Fuckr, which employs a technique called “trilateration” to find users.
Using a process called trilateration, these orbiting bodies are able to tell where you are.
This was done via a technique known as trilateration -- recording other users' distance from three different locations.
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