Sentence examples for called mapping from inspiring English sources

Using scrap denim pieces and discarded objects, sanginis created an art project called Mapping the Hurt, an innovative visualisation of gender violence in the slum.

Twentieth-century New York will be celebrated in an event called Mapping Memories, and outside the National Academy of Design, children 9 to 12 will be shown how to sketch a live model.

It is set to be published for the first time in a forthcoming book called Mapping the Second World War, by Peter Chasseaud, which will be published next month in association with the IWM.

The collection's remarkable globes, star charts and moon maps, some of which can be seen for another two weeks at an Adler exhibition called "Mapping the Universe," suggest that the modern planetarium is just another reflection of ancient cosmological impulses, wrestling over the shape of the heavens.

This public historiography is part of a program called "Mapping Memories," created four years ago by Liz Sevcenko, a public historian, and sponsored, since 1998, by the Museum of the City of New York, which is situated right where the tables were placed.

This is called mapping the data.

The new offering would be called MAP, for multiaccess portal.

Before cellphones, there were these things called maps that were made of paper, or plastic.

This 30-second spot, called "Map," is one of three English-language ads running on broadcast and cable networks.

Multimaps are also simply called maps.

Jeffrey et al. proposed a method to obtain the sequence of variants, called maps.