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GPSA system of numerous Earth-orbiting satellites that can be used to determine the location (latitude, longitude and elevation) of a receiver or station on the Earth within about 2 m [6 ft]. Fixed recei [..]
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GPSAn acronym for Global Positioning System. A network of satellites which provide extremely accurate position and time information. Useful in remote locations or for moving platforms.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System: A satellite- based navigation system in which two or more signals, received from satellites, are used to determine the receiver's position on the globe.
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GPSAcronym for global positioning system, a satellite-based navigation system that uses trasmitted signals and mathematical triangulation to pinpoint location.
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GPSSee Global positioning system.
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GPSA technology for establishing the location of earth-based objects, using coordinates obtained by orbiting satellites. These coordinates can be embedded into the headers of digital images as accurate r [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System; a collection of Earth-orbiting satellites. In a more common context, GPS actually refers to a GPS receiver which uses a mathematical principle called "trilateration&quo [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System; satellite-based navigation.
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GPSSee Global Positioning System
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GPSNamed for an annoying wannabe kid who never gets invited to go places, but always seems to show up anyway. Because he can find his "friends" anywhere, even if they go to great length [..]
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GPSAcronym for go pound sand.
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GPSGolden Pussy Syndrom --- An affliction that strikes some women whereby the woman thinks that her sexuality is worth more than it really is. Common symptoms include trying to get a man to buy her a bun [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System Complex network of satellites that transmit signals to ground receviers in cars, boats, airplanes (see also VOR). The GPS receiver uses the signals from the satellites (which [..]
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GPSGold Pussy Syndrome. A condition that can develop in woman as a result of prolonged exposure to situations where the ratio of men to women is unusualy low, such as some schools, professions, or the mi [..]
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GPSA 'wonderful' device, surpassing the directional capabilities of the compass, finally enabling many women to drive freely. This device follows a series of similar advancements, such as [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System, in which the receiver calculates its position on the earth by timing signals received from GPS satellites. Read more about this term: GPS Read articles that include this ter [..]
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GPSAbbreviation for Global Positioning System.
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GPSglobal positioning system
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GPS Global Positioning System. Allows a GPS device to determine its location to better than 20m anywhere on, or above, the Earth by interpreting the signals from up to five orbiting satellites.
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GPSAn abbreviation for Global Positioning System (originally ground position satellite). Please see distance device
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GPSAn array of stationary satellites that allows users to locate their exact position on the earth. Developed at first for military use, then widespread on commercial and private aircraft, GPS now provides another simple and accurate tool for pilots to use for aircraft location verification.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGeneral Practice Strategy
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSSee Global Positioning System.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System; satellite
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GPSJensens Internet Dictionary Global Positioning System hardware that facilitates navigation via satellites. There are now versions for automobiles that have LCD screens to show maps and present vehicle location.
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GPSor Global Positioning System means that computer or smart phone knows exactly where it is. It can use this in its apps. You can usually switch it off if you are worried about other people knowing wher [..]
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GPSGlobal Patent Sources.
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GPSSee: global positioning system.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. A US military based satellite system that provides precision location to GPS receivers anywhere on earth. Click here for more information about GPS.
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GPSGlobal positioning system
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. A system of satellites and radio transmissions that can be used to locate GPS-enabled hardware anywhere on the planet to a very good accuracy.
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GPSGlobal Positional Satellite or Global Positioning System, used for satellite navigation etc.
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GPSGPS is short for global positioning system. GPS devices tell you your exact longitude and latitude (it gets the information from orbiting satellites).
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GPSGlobal Positioning System - a worldwide radio-navigation system developed by the US Department of Defense, using a system of satellites and receiving devices to compute precise positions on the Earth.
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GPS(Global Positioning System): A worldwide satellite navigational system generally used for navigation and location determination.
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GPSGlobal positioning system: a satellite navigation system.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System – A US satellite system that lets those on the ground, on the water or in the air determine their position with extreme accuracy using GPS receivers.
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GPSis an acronym for global positioning system. Developed for the military for navigation and surveying, the GPS relies on satellites (and ground stations) for precise determination of location. Although GPS can be used to determine location very precisely (within centimeters given the correct controls and proper use), it does not solve all the proble [..]
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GPSThe American satellite constellation. The GPS network was the first fully operational satellite navigation system. It was created and is maintained by the United States Department of Defence. Initiall [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning or GPS is a navigation tool that lets users determine their relative position and movement using a receiver that calculates orientation. GPS also helps identify a user’s position in [..]
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GPS Global Positioning System that uses 3 satellite signals to get a triangulated read on a user's location. Used for guidance in precision farming [Source]
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GPSThe Global Positioning System is the satellite positioning system of the USA. 32 satellites are circling the earth on 6 orbits and m
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GPSStands for "Global Positioning System." GPS is a satellite navigation system used to determine ground position and velocity (location, speed, and direction). Though it was created and origin [..]
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GPSSee Global Positioning System.
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GPSAccording to 7 CFR 718.2 [Title 7—Agriculture; Subtitle B -- Regulations of the Department of Agriculture; Chapter VII -- Farm Service Agency, Department of Agriculture; Subchapter B -- Farm Marketing [..]
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GPS(n) a navigational system involving satellites and computers that can determine the latitude and longitude of a receiver on Earth by computing the time difference for signals from different satellites [..]
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GPSThe GPS (Global Positioning System) is a satellite-based radio navigation system that provides its users with high precision position and time information over the entire globe. The system is owned an [..]
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GPSa system of satellites and receiving devices used to compute the location of various places on Earth
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GPSa navigation system that uses satellites to determine the locations of GPS receivers, with readings expressed in degrees latitude and longitude
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GPSGPS stands for global positioning system. It typically consists of a handheld or mounted electronic unit that receives signals from GPS satellites to determine its exact position on the earth in terms of latitude and longitude. The unit can also record and store your position, which is called a waypoint. This allows you to return to exactly the sam [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSSource: PreANVIL Glossary http://www.anvil.eu.com/find/Glossary-english.htm
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GPSGlobal Positioning System (Navstar). Navigational system using orbiting satellites to determine the aircraft’s position on the Earth. Developed at first for military use, then widespread on commercial [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Position System. Satellite navigation, which gives yachts exact latitude and longitude position. The update race is one second.
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GPSGlobal positionning System
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GPSGNAT Programming Studio - GNAT Programming Studio (GPS), formerly known as the GNAT Programming System, is a free multi-language IDE for GNU/Linux, MS Windows and Solaris/Sparc. GPS uses GTK+ as graph [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System, a method of identifying locations on Earth by triangulating signals from orbiting satellites. Originally developed for the U.S. military, GPS technology is now widely availa [..]
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GPSGlobal positionning System.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Position System(EUA)
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GPSGlobal Positioning System.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. The Navstar GPS system has been operating since 1973 and is a global system that uses a constellation of 24 satellites operating in 6 orbits at approx. 18,000km above the earth. A navigation device receives the GPS signals (via a GPS chip) and can calculate the exact location of the receiver. The GPS receiver does this by [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSThe Global Positioning System is a system of satellites and surface-based receivers that can accurately determine location and time. Increasingly utilized in traffic engineering and transportation mod [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. The satellite navigation system that provides precise location information for electronic devices, such as military missile guidance systems.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSThe Global Positioning System or GPS uses satellites to provide location and weather information to devices. The term GPS also commonly refers to a navigation app or device used for driving directions [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSA global satellite-based system for determining precise locations on Earth. Turning on GPS lets you use location-based apps, such as Google Maps™ and VZ Navigator®, to reference maps, get directions, hear turn-by-turn navigation and more.
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GPSA system that uses satellites to beam signals to a receiver, and then calculates the time it takes to receive that signal, thereby determining latitude and longitude coordinates, and overlaying that p [..]
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GPSImage courtesy of Pixabay.com, hosted under CC0.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. A navigation aid
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. A navigation aid
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GPS Stands for "Global Positioning System." GPS is a satellite navigation system used to determine ground position and velocity (location, speed, and direction). Though it was created and originally used by the U.S. military, GPS is now available to the general public all over the world. GPS navigation systems are currently installed in a nu [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System, as used in navigation devices. Using satellite technology, GPS pinpoints the vehicle's location so the navigation system can provide directions to the driver.
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GPSAn electronic device that utilises a Global Positioning System (GPS) to locate the vehicle on a predetermined map negating the need for a street directory.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System; an array of satellites, deployed and maintained by the U.S. Department of Defense, which can be monitored to triangulate an accurate position on the earth's surface.
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GPSGlobal Positioning Systems. Also known as ‘Sat Nav’ Or Satellite Navigation
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. A satellite system that provides precise reference to the location of a point on the Earth. GPS satellite systems employ lower orbiting satellites than geostationary satellite networks.
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GPSThe Global Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System, in which the receiver calculates its position on the earth by timing signals received from GPS satellites.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSOkay, so you have a GPS in your car that tells you where to go, but what does it mean when a camera comes equipped with GPS? It's just a handy little feature that records the location of every photo, allowing you to have all your images organized by location.
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GPSA satellite-based navigation system used for establishing a fixed location. Useful for geotagging images to show where they were taken.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. A network of satellites orbiting the earth used to electronically fix the position of a vessel or person who has a GPS receiver for navigational purposes. This system is replacing LORAN, OMEGA, and other forms of electronic navigation. Civilian GPS receivers can fix your position within 10 meters nearly anywhere on earth.
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GPSa system which uses information broadcast from orbiting satellites to calculate the longitude and latitude of a receiving device.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System.
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GPS(Global Positioning System) A navigation system that uses satellites to provide a receiver anywhere on Earth with extremely accurate measurements of its three-dimensional position, velocity and time.
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GPSglobal position system. Satellite-based navigation.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System - a world-wide, satellite based locating system capable of fixing a position with extreme accuracy
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPS
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GPSA Global Positioning System is a satellite-based radio navigation system developed and operated by the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD). GPS permits land, sea, and airborne users to determine their three dimensional position, velocity, and time 24 hours a day, in all weather, anywhere in the world with a precision and accuracy far better than other [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSShort for Global Positioning Satellite. A sensor that receives and processes global positioning data for position holding and way point navigation.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGPS is a satellite navigation system operated by the U.S. Department of Defense. It provides coded satellite signals that can be processed by a GPS receiver enabling the receiver to compute position, velocity and time. GUI (Graphical User Interface, often pronounced ''gooey'')
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. A series of 24 geosynchronous satellites that continuously transmit their position. Used in personal tracking, navigation and automatic vehicle location technologies.
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GPSA satellite navigation system maintained by the US government, providing time and location information for users worldwide.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. A satellite-based radio navigation system sponsored by the US military. Handheld receivers are sometimes used by hikers.
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GPSGlobal positioning system.
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GPSThe U.S. Department of Defense Global Positioning System: A constellation of 24 satellites orbiting the earth at a very high altitude. GPS satellites transmit signals that allow one to determine, with [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System A US-based global navigation satellite system that provides positioning, navigation and timing services to worldwide users on a continuous basis.
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GPSglobal positioning system
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GPSGlobal Positioning System; the US Department of Defenseoperated world-wide satellite positioning system.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSa navigation system in which a land- or aircraft-based receiver decodes L-band radio signals transmitted from orbitting satellites to compute its latitude, longitude and & altitude (3-dimensional).
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GPSGPS
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System is a navigation satellite system
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GPSA navigation system in which a land or aircraft-based receiver decodes L-band radio signals transmitted from orbiting satellites to compute its latitude, longitude and altitude (3-dimensional)
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System - H - Heading - The direction in which the aircraft is pointing
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GPSGlobal Positioning System - a worldwide system whereby the user can determine their position to with 1 meter by using signals from navigation satellites orbiting the earth
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GPS"Global Positioning System"; a specific spaceborne radionavigation system financed and operated by the U.S. Department of Defense consisting of Navstar satellites, a minumum of 21 opera [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System; satellite-based navigation, rapidly replacing dead reckoning methods.
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GPSGlobal positioning system.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal positioning system.
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GPSAn acronym for Global Positioning System. A network of satellites which provide extremely accurate position and time information. Useful in remote locations or for moving platforms.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPS"Global Positioning System". A system of satellites working with a GPS receiver to determine a person’s location on Earth. More about geocaching with a GPS.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System: a network of Earth-orbiting satellites used for precise position-finding in surveying and navigation. definition courtesy of: NWS Space Weather Prediction Center
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GPSGPS navigational systems are available at an additional cost and are subject to availability.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System (Navstar). Navigational system using orbiting satellites to determine the aircraft’s position on the Earth. Developed at first for military use, then widespread on commercial [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSGlobal Positioning System - A device which uses 3 or more of at least 24 satellites in orbit to determine the local position on earth of the receiver. 3 satellites are needed for a 2D fix, 4 for a 3D fix which includes altitude. Accuracy of position can vary depending on the location of the satellites used, altitude accuracy for civilian uses can v [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. Gives coordinates for any position on earth via satellite.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. A navigational system which uses satellites and computers to determine the latitude and longitude of a receiver on Earth by calculating the time difference for signals from [..]
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GPSGlobal Positioning System. GPS is a system that determines position on Earth's surface by triangulating signals from several satellites though a receiver on Earth.
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GPSBased Pricing: This involves road pricing based on the location and time that a vehicle is driven, using GPS (Global Positioning System) technology. It is a subcategory of distance-based charges.
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GPSglobal positioning system, a collection of satellites in 12-hour orbits allowing accurate location and time determination.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System
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GPSAn acronym for Global Positioning System. A network of satellites which provide extremely accurate position and time information. Useful in remote locations or for moving platforms.
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GPSGlobal Positioning System (Navigation system used by aircraft)
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GPSThe global navigation system NAVSTAR-GPS (Global Positioning System) that was originally developed for the US military is today used for a large number of civil applications. The core system comprises [..]
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GPSGPS is the Global Positioning System, a satellite-based navigation system.
GPS may also refer to:
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GPSGPS is the Global Positioning System, a satellite-based navigation system.
GPS may also refer to:
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GPSThe Global Positioning System (GPS), originally Navstar GPS, is a satellite-based radionavigation system owned by the United States government and operated by the United States Air Force. It is a glob [..]
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GPSGPS was a progressive rock group formed in 2006 by John Payne (vocals, bass, guitar), Guthrie Govan (guitars) and Jay Schellen (drums, percussion). These three had been working together in Asia, speci [..]
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