Sentence examples for built up a map from inspiring English sources

By sequentially selecting each node of the cortical surface, we built up a map of where and how well sequences were represented in the neocortex.

In this way one can build up a map of warm pixels.

In this way, the algorithm builds up a map of short, collision-free trajectories between points, rather like a subway map overlaid on the map of a city.

Scientists could use the scraps of DNA they do find in preserved bodies to build up a map of a mammoth's genome.

In a study published in 1971, Professor O'Keefe suggested that these "place cells" were used by the brain to build up a map of the environment.

The coils in the scanning apparatus detect these magnetic changes, which are used to build up a map of the part of the body being examined.

O'Keefe's work, which spans four decades, revealed the existence of an "inner GPS" in the brain – nerve cells that build up a map of the space around us and then track our progress as we move around.

Their work, which collectively spans four decades, revealed the existence of nerve cells that build up a map of the space around us and then track our progress as we move around.

He likened the network element of the service to the Israeli startup Waze, which shares data from smartphone users to build up a map of traffic hotspots and achieved enough critical mass that it was bought by Google.

It comes with a camera that captures images of a room, and software that compares these images to gradually build up a map of the robot's surroundings and determine its location.

Astronomers want to use it to build up a map of galaxy clusters on huge scales, to spot instances of gravitational lensing of the CMB and to look at the Milky Way, the planets and the Sun.