collocate

An item is said to "collocate with" another item or items.

Authority control is used by cataloguers to collocate materials that logically belong together but which present themselves differently.

Omission of the prepositions that collocate with certain verbs:

We in the command section and Four Six would collocate ourselves with Two Six.

Harbour Town refers to the shopping centre concept to collocate factory outlets in one centre.

To collocate measurements of a medium- to long-lived atmospheric tracer with a second instrument, running trajectories can considerably improve the accuracy.

Battalion mortars will locate to the rear of the Qualtren megascraper to provide fire support, company mortars to collocate.

Also, mesh STAs can collocate with an 802.11 portal that implements the role of a gateway and provides access to one or more non-802.11 networks.

Two words which collocate (may occur together) in your own language may not collocate in the target language.

British Telecom comes to Sofia and decides to collocate Point-of-Presence at Neterra.

We in the headquarters section would usually collocate ourselves with Weapons Platoon or one of the line platoon's command posts (CPs).

In fact, the modern historians are in agreement to collocate the ancient navalia inside the city of Rome, in the area of Campus Martius.

Records are used to establish uniform titles which collocate all versions of a given work under one unique heading even when such versions are issued under different titles.

They can also collocate with 802.11 Access Points (APs) and provide access to the mesh network to 802.11 stations (STAs), which have broad market availability.

The S1, PSNCO, and two administrative specialists collocate with the S4 at the combat trains CP; the PAC is located in the field trains.

The plan outlines a system of cellphone-accessible databases which would collocate raw materials, displaced people, host families and volunteer building teams to rapidly provide temporary accommodations for people made homeless by a natural disaster or man-made circumstances.

LTC Peter A. (Pete) Gallagher, the battalion commander, deployed with a small battalion tactical operations center (TOC) forward to collocate with the CFSOCC headquarters.

Alcatel-Lucent has been granted a contract in February 2007 to collocate a CDMA2000 1xEV-DO (Revision A) high-speed wireless network in Macau for China Unicom.

It is unusual in conception and layout, as it focuses on trees and bushes that can readily be found in commercial nurseries (rather than rare species), and it organizes specimens to collocate species with similar leaves, thus highlighting their similarities and differences.

The SFO, issued by GSA in July 2008, sought offers for a 15-year lease of up to 935,401 rentable square feet of office space in suburban Maryland to collocate HHS operating divisions that are currently housed in four separate locations.

In the port of Genoa (1306) he interviewed the ambassadors of abissinan negus Wedem Arad; some scholars, as Silverberg, presume he was the first European to collocate the legendary Prester John's Kingdom in Africa (Ethiopia) rather than in northern Asia.

As part of the Defence Training Rationalisation programme, plans are being made to collocate the DCCIS elements at RAF St Athan in south Wales in 2014, together with the Defence Colleges of Electro-mechanical Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering.