Sentence examples for being able to map from inspiring English sources
Imagine being able to map every military action in Iraq in a moment, or provide a detailed verified guide to the Arab Spring?
The key is being able to map the value of IT to business value.
Further on, this implementation is independent of the platform, being able to map to any available FPGA.
Being able to map large physical spaces with AR content at this scale is a valuable tool.
And being able to map out where resistance exists and where it is likely to develop is incredibly useful in helping you focus your resources in eliminating malaria".
"But being able to map an environment in real time also paves the way for autonomous navigation, augmented reality and other emerging technologies".
"We have been able to map neighbourhoods based on their walkability – we use something called 'walkscore'walkscore
Officers may be able to map his movements in some detail for what may be a crucial four-year period.
With its unprecedented sensitivity, the SKA will be able to map these molecules and look for rarer, more complicated examples.
In this way, he was able to map the cardiovascular system, which had always been treated descriptively, onto mathematical models.
