Location
* Some locations are particularly prone to chronic abscess formation, e.g. bone, pleural cavities.
* Some locations have an abundance of fresh surface water such as streams, rivers, and lakes
  - many sites that have a common geographical location or cultural history
* affect survival.
* affects architecture which in turn affects the way of life for all who live there.
* are objects
  - part of space
  - points in space or time
  - ways of grouping servers together in order to improve performance
  - workplaces
* can describe how one place relates to another.
* common denominator in every human endeavor.
* experience ambient temperature
  - drainage
  - good drainage
* experience high ambient temperature
  - light rain
  - rise temperature
  - winter temperature
* expose to sunlight.
* get direct sunlight
* has a significant impact on crime in India.
* have air movement
  - climates
  - density
  - differences
  - electric potential differences
  - features
* have good air movement
  - stuff
* include areas.
* is an aspect of information constantly used to organize interactions in the real world
  - economic, even though a location can be described in physical and legal terms
  - as important in cyberspace as it is in the real world
  - important in determining property values
* is one mile of roadway
  - of the most important components of real estate value
  - specified by latitude, longitude, and altitude
* is the most important factor of the real estate industry
  - position in the world
* means any place where an apiary is located.
* plays an important role in the digital divide.
* prime factor in the cost of all real estate.
* problem when it comes to a man's prostate.
* provide habitats.
* receive direct sunlight
  - full sunlight
* refers to states, provinces, and regions.
* show differences
  - in maps
  - patterns
+ Crime in India, Crime by locale: Crime by country :: India
+ List of World Heritage Sites in the United Kingdom, History: Geography of the United Kingdom :: United Kingdom-related lists
  * Many locations are within multiple post towns, constituencies, districts or regions.
  * Some locations belong to a collective municipality of some sort. Fill in the corresponding field and delete all unused fields.

### location:

Address
* are code
  - direction
* are located in cabinets
  - houses
  - telephone books
  - part of letters
  - speech acts
  - stances
  - street signs
* are, in fact, the most common form of storing geographic data.
* binding is the process of associating a memory address with a variable name.
* can also mean public speaking.
* is computer code
  * This article is about the kind of address that you find or communicate with someone through. Address can also mean public speaking.
* require maintenance.

### location | address:

Direct address
* refer to instructions relative to the current instruction.
  * Well, I support Clementina, where the context is appropriate. Direct address leads to simpler sentences. Really, this is about 'encyclopedic' inhibiting language. No-one suggests 'you' should be used inappropriately, just that the guidelines be adjusted to permit its use where it is clearly better practice.

Email address
* are hypertext to names of people.
* is used for sending forgotten passwords.

### location | address:

Internet address
* Many Internet addresses end with two-letter codes that describe the country or place of origin.
* are a quick way of locating information on a particular subject
  - actually a series of numbers
  - hierarchical addresses
* can also refer to broadcast addresses.
* change frequently.
* consist of two parts, the username and the domain.
* identify both the network address and the local host address.
* is Internet address and subnet mask.
* refer to network connections rather than hosts.