triangulation

The survey used triangulation to ensure the accuracy of the results.

Triangulation is a common technique used in research to validate findings.

The detective used triangulation of phone signals to track the suspect's location.

Triangulation can help pinpoint the exact location of an object.

Researchers often use triangulation of data from multiple sources to strengthen their conclusions.

The archaeologists used triangulation to map out the ancient city's layout.

Triangulation is a valuable tool in geolocation services for accurate positioning.

The pilot relied on triangulation of landmarks to navigate through the fog.

By using triangulation, astronomers can determine the distance to stars and galaxies.

Triangulation is a fundamental method in surveying and cartography.

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See what happens. Another is triangulation.

So triangulation is an old navigational technique.

He knew about the technique of triangulation.

We have this almost this triangulation that no other country in the world, no region in the world has.

We have this - - this almost this triangulation that no other in the country in the world, no other region in the world has.

You can usually tell what the atmospheric conditions were based on things like shadows, and triangulation of light location, things like that.

There, the astronomer Jean Picard devised an impressively complicated method of triangulation involving quadrants, pendulum clocks, zenith sectors, and telescopes for observing the motions of the moons of Jupiter.

Hunted by ennui, he could no longer escape, and, by way of a summer school, he began a methodical survey — a triangulation — of the twelfth century.

And so it's that process of triangulation, where you're looking for other experts who will validate that this source or this idea is credible, is really like the critical component of figuring out what to believe.