Sentence examples for become mapped from inspiring English sources

Notice that the fact that a source edge might not become mapped to any target edge does not contradict (ii): also in this case eligible candidates for the respective edge do exist, but all these candidates are "consumed" for other (i.e. incident) source edges.

Rather than a chronology, Benjamin creates a geography of Berlin; the relationships and events of the author's life become map dots rather than plot points.

The second eventually became Maps and Legends, a selection of his pieces on reading and writing from such outlets as the New York Review of Books.

The terrain has become formalised, mapped out, institutionalised.

Maps become real maps, like the paper ones.

The next step is to integrate them; however, as has been discussed [35], good individual saliency maps may become worse maps when they are combined by using weights.

Thus, it is rare for a non-junction read to become unmapped or mapped alternatively.

Thanks to garage sales and eBay, it is easy to become a map collector.

Reality has become a map without a territory, Baudrillard snootily surmised, and it is basically all Disney's fault.

England and France, with their growing maritime and colonial power, were soon to become primary map and chart centres.

Indeed, those people have become Google Maps.