The phrase "a map to orient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a tool or resource that helps someone understand or navigate a situation or environment.
Example: "In order to better understand the complex project, we created a map to orient all team members to their roles and responsibilities."
Alternatives: "a guide to navigate" or "a tool for orientation".
Additionally, whole-genome assembly can be significantly enhanced using an integrated map to orient and order sequence scaffolds along the length of linkage groups based on their matches with BES, allowing generation of chromosome-scale scaffolds.
It offers the best of services like Google Maps alongside real city imagery, allowing you to use the map to orient yourself in 3D space.
The update also means quite a lot to game developers stylizing augmented reality games that generally call on local maps to orient users in the game world.
Belt wearing participants reported to use the belt for indicating cardinal directions (211) or to stay on course (213), e.g. " I felt good by just following a rough direction indicated by the belt " (BWP8), while control participants either used other navigational aids (e.g. GPS and maps) to orient towards cardinal directions (212), or they used landmarks (219).
The map was used as a reference linkage map to anchor and orient sequence scaffolds for B. rapa genome assembly.
Meanwhile turn-by-turn navigation has been available for years on Android phones, as well as the ability to turn the onscreen map around to orient it to what you're seeing, instead of having to turn yourself.
The Tracking camera utilizes SLAM (simultaneous localization and mapping) tech to orient the device while producing a detailed spatial layout of whatever environment in which it is traversing.
Maps serve to orient lives and navigate landscapes.
Sixty-eight markers previously assigned by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) [ 11] were incorporated into the RH maps serving as anchor markers for the RH maps to correctly orient the linkage groups.
Similarly, the use of genetic maps as scaffolds to orient physical maps (such as ordered BAC contigs) provides only limited information for these recombination poor regions.
