Sentence examples for cartographic rules from inspiring English sources

After a summary of the usual cartographic rules on label placement, we describe and justify this new measure.

The design of an intelligent software agent can facilitate the establishment of distributed cartography knowledge bases (CKB), which can help map users to access/distribute/exchange different cartographic rules, map symbols, color schemes, and design layouts through the Internet.

This is the cartographic delusion that rules the art world.

The knowledge base comprises declarative knowledge (structured in an alphanumeric and spatial database from official cartographic information) and procedural knowledge (via heuristic rules that superimpose project actions over environmental factors).

His map analogy seems not to have been taken literally at first, as no Map of Plants appears to have been rendered until Paul Giseke did so in 1792, fourteen years after Linnaeus's death [ 40]; but thereafter the cartographic enterprise persisted until 1859 and beyond, with Alphonse de Candolle developing rules for distributing plant taxa on a two-dimensional "map" [ 41].

It is a challenge for the cartographic community to make Internet mapping accessible to users and to help users adapt cartographic concepts and rules to their web mapping applications at the same time.

The chapter on the Ordnance Survey, that "cartographic Domesday book" begun in 1750, is beguiling, not least for Garfield's list of its map-making rules.

The rules cover the description of areas such as the title, the publisher, the edition, the series, etc., as well as provision of access points for all library materials, including books, serials, cartographic materials, electronic resources, and so on.

Cartographic detail: Scales differ.

The answer: glad to be part of cartographic history.

: East View Cartographic, Inc., 2018.