Sentence examples for botanical map from inspiring English sources

We only used data on the species included in the botanical map.

This allowed us to create virtual maps of productive trees extracted from the complete botanical map (see above).

By using a detailed botanical map containing over 12,499 trees known to be used by the Taï chimpanzees, we created virtual maps of all productive fruit trees to simulate potential strategies used by wild chimpanzees to reach resources without spatial memory.

Geological and botanical maps from the period of initial Western exploration are composed and colored (usually by nameless government bureaucrats) with a startling intensity and grace.

Examples of these botanical maps are among the 50 works on paper in "Drawn to Nature," the spring exhibition at Wave Hill.

Due to this reason, the PC still relied in large part on documents, information, and experience from Soviet times, such as the professional knowledge of its members, as well as geo-botanical pasture evaluations and fodder botanical maps from the 1980s to calculate the possible grazing intensities and mobility patterns.

There, in a stucco building, is Gilley's Gallery, an amalgam of fine Louisiana prints, antique maps, botanicals and out-of-this-world outsider, folk and primitive art.

Mr. Ziak is inspired by the stoicism of men who slept in log hollows, suffered through interminable rain, and still found time to sketch a map and make botanical observations that have held up after two centuries.

We made use of the high degree of synteny and macrocollinearity within Pinaceae (Krutovsky et al. 2004; Pavy et al. 2012) to establish a gene-based composite map for this botanical family.

Everything from nineteenth-century botanical prints to vintage street maps is pressed into service, and there's even a blown-glass tray featuring an invitation to a watermelon-and-bingo party on August 8, 1895, that is illustrated with drawings of a melon slice and a loving sketch of Bingo the dog.

This paper describes a model for the topological mapping of trifurcating botanical trees.