The topography of the self's employment then becomes a map of the field that has been fractured into communities barely conversant with each other.
Become familiar with a map that shows all the city's main attractions and its neighborhoods, because many Paris apartment listings will be featured by arrondissements.
As you study Ms. Moreau's features, the actress reveals so many layers of emotional complexity that her face becomes a map of the world -- careworn, childlike and profoundly beautiful.
It shows a map that has also become iconic.
A map that is too exact becomes the thing it maps, endangering both.
"It became a map, Nigel's territory, that is where he and I both live".
Once a user has plugged his smartphone into the scooter's dock, the phone becomes a dashboard that provides maps, speedometer, and a battery gauge.
This diversity faded away, however, as one particular model gradually surpassed all the others to become the world map that is now ubiquitous on classroom walls, in books and now even on Google Maps.
By combining the primary terms, synonyms and IDs from both OMIM and MeSH into a single resource, MEDIC becomes a flexible solution that can be mapped to other disease vocabularies or ontologies.
If a context of justification within a certain semiotic system is established by mapping, it becomes "an authority that may be hard to dislodge" (Harley 2001a, p. 168), since alternative facts, linkages, and interpretations may not be displayed within the semiotic system.
