Atlas, a collection of maps or charts, usually bound together.
The University of Texas has a collection of maps of the Gaza Strip and West Bank at //www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/gazastrip.html.edu/maps/gazastrip.html
The Treeces and Scotts both have a collection of maps, showing their houses to be in Easton.
It houses a collection of maps, bills-of-trade, paintings and artefacts – including manacles and whips – which resonate with a particular horror in this context.
He is a frequent contributor to theamericanguide.org, an online revival of a series of tour books published in the late 30s and early 40s, and theydrawandtravel.com, a collection of maps by artists from around the world.
A collection of maps published in 1595, the year after he died, made use of the word "atlas" for the first time.In this section Red hot Blowing baubles Great balls of fire From the rubble Squaring the circle Eastern melancholy ReprintsMapmaking in the 16th century was a slow and difficult business; Mercator himself described it as laboriosissimum.
The result is a collection of maps that describe the evolution of the trajectory of the comet due to the close approach.
As a first approximation, our approach assumes that spatial uncertainty (i.e., the variation among values assigned to a location by such a collection of maps) is constrained by characteristics of the reference map, regardless of how the map was produced.
To prove that (varphi ) is full, assume given diagrams Open image in new window representing objects (X_cdot,X'_cdot in mathcal {C}^{[n]}), and a map (g:varphi (h(X'_cdot )) rightarrow varphi (h(X_cdot ))) given by a collection of maps (g_i:h(X_i') rightarrow h(X_i)) such that (h(f_i) circ g_i = g_{i+1} circ h(f'_i)), (i = 1,dots,n-1).
A morphism from (langle [n'],i'_cdot rangle ) to (langle [n],i_cdot rangle ) in ((Delta ^L_M I ^perp ) is given by a map (f:[n] rightarrow [n']) in (Delta ) and a collection of maps (l_j:i'_{f j)} rightarrow i_j), (0 le j le n) in the class L such that the diagram Open image in new window commutes for every (0 le j le j' le n).
