Sentence examples for a sort of map from inspiring English sources

The final, panoptic paragraph provides a sort of map of Ireland.

All this information, analysed together, provides a sort of map for policy makers through which they can better orientate themselves among the different scenarios.

A sort of map of stability is provided to allow mechanical engineers predicting possibile range of instability for forward and backward whirling motions.

This negative connotation has not succeeded in putting the numerous research studies on the theme in the background; they have enabled a sort of "map" of informality and its multiple viewpoints to be created.

We do not know how Xenocrates understood addition: perhaps as a sort of map telling you that if you are on the unique formal number 2 and you want to add the unique formal number 3 to it, you cannot, strictly speaking, do that, but taking three steps on in the series will get you to the unique formal number 5, and that is what '2 + 3 = 5' really means.

But, in the first few months of their relationship, Harold and Erica were also engaged, as new couples must be, in a sort of map-meld.

The app, which lets users share a screenshot of their homescreens to their Twitter network and beyond, has introduced a new update that offers a sort of map-view interface, letting users venture out from their own profile to those of the people they follow on Twitter, and beyond to unknown profiles.

In light of theoretical assumption (no empirical evidences were still collected on it), these tasks should involve essentially visual passive and simultaneous processing. Survey knowledge involves a sort of map-like representation of the environment that integrates routes into a network of relationships between locations.

Much of his time was spent on an ambitious project he dreamed up, photographing 10,000 people and mapping their whereabouts as a sort of virtual map of New York.

Other researchers are tackling the problem from the opposite direction — attempting to document all the biochemical reactions that exercise unleashes, which will create a sort of road map for drug development.

The hearings here, called an Article 32 investigation, beyond offering the first open-court airing of the evidence, are also intended to provide a sort of road map for where prosecutors might go from here in seeking a military trial.