Sentence examples for a map by which from inspiring English sources

As Fab puts it, with this newly collaborative approach, they've discovered a map by which to navigate.

As with Under Milk Wood itself, there is no plot, but there is a map, by which you discover key locations such as Thomas's tiny, "wordsplashed" writing hut at your own pace.

If is an accretive operator which satisfies the range condition, then we can define, for each, a mapping by, which is called the resolvent of.

Under ICD-8, American hospital data were recorded using an "ICD, Adapted" (ICDA) classification, and the initial development of the ISS included a mapping by which "each ICDA code was translated into an AIS grade" (Baker et al., 1974).

A map by Kip which appeared in Britannia Illustrata (1709) showed the result of the changes, depicting the house with a wide rectangular courtyard on the main south front, a formal walled garden structured by rectangular-shaped flower-beds and lawns to the east, and tree-lined avenues to the north and south.

The idea that a system of beliefs is like a cognitive map by which we steer seems to have originated in F.P. Ramsey (1931), endorsed and further developed by D.M. Armstrong (1973) and Braddon-Mitchell and Jackson (2007)—see also McGinn (1989), D. Lewis (1994), and R. Cummins (1996).

It has been suggested that the primary function of the pulvinar in attention is to assign behavioral salience or relevance of visual objects [21], [22], or to function as a priority map by which attentional weights are assigned, which in turn biases a race for selection or representation in visual short term memory [20].

Our calculated results thus provide a simple map by which one can efficiently find the best CNT for the thermoelectric applications at different operating temperatures.

We also suppose vehicles are installed with a pre-loaded digital map, by which the detailed road topology could be obtained.

Thus, genetic activity establishes an expression pattern, a "map", by means of which cell fate is determined depending on the relative positions of cells inside the tissue.

Taken collectively, these provisions reorient our legal landscape in such a way as to ensure that martial law, rather than the rule of law -- our U.S. Constitution, becomes the map by which we navigate life in the United States.