Sentence examples for aims to map from inspiring English sources

Google's grand European tour aims to map out the future of data ethics.

A "citizen science" project from Geneva that aims to map the flavours of beer.

Missing Maps aims to map the rest of the world's poorest and most vulnerable urban areas within two years.

Research that aims to map the activity of serotonin in the brain could revolutionise the use of antidepressants and behavioural therapy for people with mental illnesses.

The US Brain Initiative aims to map the activity of the human brain and could win $3bn£1.75bnbn) in funding over 10 years.

The project – which won the global IBM Smarter Cities Challenge - aims to map our whole city system in order to understand the impacts and dependencies across all public sector interventions and how they leverage 'third' and 'private sector' actions and benefits.

Rather than creating an online social network, it is aiming to map the social network of a small town in Alaska.

The launch in 1990 of the Human Genome Project, which aimed to map the complete sequence of human DNA, came at the beginning of a decade that would mark the high point of optimism about how much our genes could tell us.

We aimed to map systematically the terminology of bias across biomedical research.

These models aim to map the image components onto their skeletons, corresponding to a well-established concept in image analysis.

A Swansea University researcher is aiming to map the flight patterns of one of the world's largest birds to look for clues behind its decline.