Sentence examples for a cartography of from inspiring English sources

The works will build a "cartography" of various contemporary issues, he added.

The Far North of the imagination is a cartography of cartoon proportions, made even more so by the sudden celebrity of Sarah Palin.

The most intriguing part about "Higher Atlas" is not its grand subtitle, "A Cartography of the Beyond," but that much of the work was commissioned and that many of the non-Moroccan artists, filmmakers, writers and architects had been invited on research trips to the region before they proposed or worked on any project.

Organisations such as SPARC conducted surveys to come up with a cartography of urban poverty – how many people lived in slums, on pavements, by the railway tracks, how long they'd been living there, what basic amenities they had or lacked – that would be the first step towards rehabilitation.

Such a cartography of taste can be used by authorities when planning the congestion effects of large events, or for targeted advertising of events (see Quercia et al. [154]).

Further, we exploited ENCODE data and provide a cartography of ranked p53 REs within distant DNAse hypersensitive sites, considered as distant enhancers (Additional file 6).

You work from a partial map, and the interpreter must seek what is behind the notation, to come up with a cartography on the finest of scales.

Taken together, they make up a surprisingly rounded whole, offering in their entirety a personal cartography of the writer: the closest thing, among all his writings, to a kind of fragmented 'autobiography.'" Of course, as the moderator admitted, "the closest thing … to a kind of fragmented 'autobiography' " doesn't mean that much at all.

The first half, Genealogy, is a visual cartography of the Holocaust, while the second is an imagistic, largely wordless biography of the Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich.

Or so says Judith Schalanksy in the introduction to her charming, spooky, and splendid "Atlas of Remote Islands Fiftyy Islands I have Never Set Foot On and Never Will," a cartography and history of isolated landmasses which came out yesterday.

They limn a richly provocative cartography of consciousness itself and its heretofore under-realized possibilities.