Sentence examples for a map called from inspiring English sources

At the moment, researchers are working to build such a map, called a "connectome," of mouse brains, which are far less complex than human ones.

How would he get back to her? That's the story this book tells, and it will involve a bicycle (several, in fact), which will carry him through India, Afghanistan, Iran and Turkey, following a map called serendipity.

There is a shop at the arrivals terminal at Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport called the Attican Wine Producers Association that has a map called Wine Roads of Attica; the organization also has a Web site, www.enoaa.gr, with addresses of wineries and a map.

-- Laura Mosely, Tampa, Fla .A. The British Tourist Authority has published a map called "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone: Discovering the Magic of Britain," which lists the main locations in the movie, as well as other sites that fans of the J. K. Rowling series of books might be interested in.

The association between the categories of the variables are visualized on a map, called a biplot, allowing interpretations of their similarities and differences.

Keep walking left (3 maps) until you find yourself in a map called "Eos Tower-100th Floor".

In 2008, Suzuki [22] introduced a new condition on a mapping, called condition ((C)), which is weaker than nonexpansiveness.

2. h : E ∪ P → {discrete, continuous, generic} is a mapping called the hybrid function.

"James and his team had recently built a Minecraft map called Tomorrowland," says Clarke.

Some neuroscientists still define brain regions based on a historical map called Brodmann's areas that was published in 1909.

The generalized derivative is a linear map called the differential.