locus English

Meaning locus meaning

What does locus mean?

Definitions in simple English

locus Noun

— A locus is a place or location.

— A locus is a set of points that meets some condition.

locus

— noun the specific site of a particular gene on its chromosome

— noun the set of all points or lines that satisfy or are determined by specific conditions the locus of points equidistant from a given point is a circle

— noun (= venue) the scene of any event or action (especially the place of a meeting)

Synonyms locus synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as locus?

locus English » English

locale

venue

position

location

place

spot

situation

site

seat

stand

posture

point

niche

locality

attitude

trajectory

trace

territory

stop

stead

spatial location

space

slot

situs

siting

setting

scene of action

scene

scenario

room

region

question

period

pathway

patch

moment

mend

mark

loci

line

land

full stop

forum

filling

field

dot

dominion

district

chair

berth

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Movie subtitles

Unless. To function as they do, each android mind must be one component of a mass brain, linked through a central locus.

Locus mocus! Where is the door?

That's the locus classicus from Proudhon.

Locus electus.

But as of late, ground zero, the locus. For a series of mysterious nocturnal exsanguinations.

This is 47 Locus Street.

Oh my God, you went to school in Locus Valley, you were friends with Mitch Batton and that whole bunch.

There's a couple of barrier spells, but they only work on fixed locus.

I mean, come on, locus and the death of the first born, wasn't good enough for you anymore? So, now it's a death of the eldest?

Quis hic locus, quae-- quae regio, quae mundi plaga!

The body in question is made by Locus Solus Company.

Victim is Locus shipment inspector.

Head of inspection of shipment in Locus Corporation.

For the time being, we can just investigate the connection between Koujinkai and Locus Solus.

To function as they do, each android mind must be one component of a mass brain, linked through a central locus.

By all accounts very rustic and charming, but as of late, the locus for a series of nocturnal exsanguinations.

Locus Solus is in the far north, but let's start our investigation at the precinct, since it's nearby.

Victim is the Locus Solus shipment inspector.

Head shipping inspector at Locus Solus Corporation.

Not just about the murder of the head shipping inspector, but also the connection with Locus Solus.

If there's any evidence against Locus Solus, it's up to us to find it.

We have no choice but to hit Locus Solus.

Sorry for interrupting, but we're approaching the Locus Solus headquarters.

Locus Solus, huh?

That's the murder locus.

Head shipping inspector at Locus Solus Corporation. Jack Walkerson. 54 years old.

Locus Solus knows that.

With the data in Kim's AI, we can prove that Locus Solus is connected to that crime.

News and current affairs

It was a Polish version of the ancient Greek agora, a meeting place of all citizens, a locus of a free conversation about our communal and individual future, about all kinds of problems and their solutions.

In the first stage, beginning in the spring of 2008, the locus of the North Atlantic crisis moved from the United States to the eurozone.

The unavoidable reality of our global economy is that the principal locus of legitimate democratic accountability still resides within the nation state.

Then and now, Vietnam was the locus of a struggle between the vision of a monolithic Asia and that of an Asia that is open internally and to the world.