It too provides a "map" of when it considers that specialist care may be beneficial and when a referral is likely to be appropriate in the NHS context.
All of these elements are packaged into pages about each place, allowing friends to learn more about your trip, see a map of where you were when you caught that sunset, or even make a reservation at the hotel where you stayed.
Right after he was elected, he flew to Washington and met with leaders from both parties, including Mr. Lott, Mr. Hastert and Vice President Dick Cheney, who was examining a map of Afghanistan when Mr. Bloomberg walked in.
For example, here is a map of where your communications go when you visit Facebook from, say, Toronto.
The glass globe table lamp displays a map of the world when lighted; $65 at the Terence Conran Shop, 407 East 59th Street (First Avenue) or (866) 755-9079.
Andrien decided to prepare a map of the area when he found the sketch distributed by defendant Chamber of Commerce incomplete and difficult to read.
"You'd be surprised how a bureaucrat who's engaged in questionable practices all of a sudden realizes, 'Boy I might be up there talking to him.' " Lawmakers remember Mr. Dingell pointing to a map of the Earth when asked what his jurisdiction was.
A point in is a fixed point of a map if (when is a single-valued map) or (when is a multivalued map).
This produces a map of the classes which when labelled can be used for the classification/diagnosis of new samples.
Here's a map of national development rankings when per-capita carbon emissions is added to the Human Development Index's standard factors of life expectancy, adult literacy and per-capita purchasing power.
His empire became so large that, even today, if you meet a woman in a bar and invite her up to your apartment to see a map of Alexander's empire, when she gets there and you show it to her she always says the same thing: "You've got to be kidding".
