locator

/loh-key-ter, loh-key-ter/US // ˈloʊ keɪ tər, loʊˈkeɪ tər //

定位器,定位仪,定位系统

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who locates something.
- : a person who determines or establishes the boundaries of land or a mining claim.

These locators could eventually be used to watch neurons and spot early-stage diseases.
On the other hand, you might want a GPS locator that works as a pet monitor as well.
These features include locator tools for mobile RV technicians and tires.
He also suggests bringing a paper map since cellphone battery is finite, and investing in a personal locator beacon — which works in remote regions where cell service does not.
A personal locator beacon may help you get out of a tight spot, and both Flett and I prefer the Garmin InReach Mini.
Check out the store locator: its biggest states are Texas (264 outlets), Georgia (197), Florida (155), and North Carolina (143).
Search for charities in your area through the zip code locator and you can make an impact locally.
He soon made the acquaintance of a professional "Locator," a human parasite that hovers around the border of all Government land.
Page 252, the missing locator for footnote 275 has been supplied.
It brought the dot up to dead center point in the locator plate and stopped.
Now the star map began to glide through the locator plate, carrying the fixed green dot with it.
The man up the creek, the original locator of the denful of Grizzlies, had his opinion of Old Bill as a slayer of bears.