Examples of GPS in a sentence

This field information shall be based on NAD-83 or the latest version of the City’s GPS Monument Manual located on Public Works & Transportation web page.
Hours shall be measured by GPS tracking devices from the time snow removal vehicles leave the contractor’s yard to the time vehicles return to the yard.
Engineer shall also set control points, which shall be based on NAD-83 and the latest version of the City’s GPS Monument Manual (located on Public Works & Transportation web page), approximately every 600 feet on both sides of the road.
Proration of the annual price is achieved by dividing the cost of the annual GPS service line by 365 days and then multiplying that figure by the amount of GPS Service days within the annual renewal GPS service dates.
If the device’s GPS service contract start date is between the 1st and 15th of a month, the end of contract date for the annual renewal will become the last day of the previous month one year later.

More Definitions of GPS

GPS means the Global Positioning System Standard Positioning Service, an open service, (or future civil services) provided by the United States Government for civil use. GPS is currently provided by the United States in its exercise of governmental authority as it is neither supplied on a commercial basis nor offered in competition with one or more service suppliers. GPS includes any augmentation or improvements to that service provided directly by the United States Government.

GPS is defined in Section 15.1;

GPS means “global positioning satellite”, a navigational technology.

GPS means Global Positioning Satellite.

GPS mean the coal-fired electricity generating facility and the associated combustion turbine located at Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, together with all plant, equipment, transformers, switch gear, protective devices, fuel handling and residue disposal infrastructure, all real property, fixtures and other associated property, both real and personal, owned, leased, controlled, operated or managed in connection with, or necessary for the proper operation of, the Gladstone Power Station;