Sentence examples for cartography for a from inspiring English sources
"This history is going to be the standard reference work in cartography for a very long time, " Dr. Karrow said.
Then man "began to modify the parameters of the map as his needs changed," giving birth to urban maps, itineraries and nautical maps, Mr. Valerio wrote in a brief introduction to cartography for a Florentine museum.
Bipolar coordinates provide an efficient cartography for a variety of geometries: the exterior of two disks or cylinders, a half-plane containing a disk, an eccentric annulus with a small disk offset from the center of an outer boundary that is a large circle, and so on.
In fact this expansion of paradigm means that the digital domain calls for ongoing actions in order to preserve cartography for a long term.
One could envisage a "human sememe project" as a semiotic analogue of the human genome project; and an important part of such a project would be large-scale registerial cartography for a wide range of languages.
used this database to introduce the term "material cartography" for representing a library of materials as a network.
The paper analyses methods and issues connected with the elaboration of Ikonos stereo high-resolution satellite images to create a large-scale cartography for archaeological research.
The cartography for the atlas was supplied by MapQuest.com.
The town is famous in historical cartography for the Mādabā mosaic map, thought to be the oldest surviving map of Palestine and the neighbouring territories.
I ended up studying the early medieval period, focusing on how interdisciplinary study (between history and archaeology or cartography, for example) could shed new light on the Merovingian and Carolingian periods.
These low-delicacy distinctions are very important in registerial cartography; for example, they give us insight into the registerial profiles of different secondary school subjects and different university disciplines, as I will illustrate in Section 6.1 below (cf. Matthiessen 2009a).
