Sentence examples for charting a map from inspiring English sources

This painting has become a symbol of the resurgence of perspective during the early Renaissance: check out that grid of weapons on the ground, charting a map for the foreshortened bodies and weapons of the scene.

For this purpose, it was necessary to develop a graphical language (meaningful to humans), a computer-readable language (onto which the graphical language can be mapped) and software that would allow charting a large map of molecular interactions and, simultaneously, creating a computer-readable file (serving as a database).

Now You Can Chart a Medieval Map of Mars.

By creating a new installment every two years, the artists hope to chart a visual map of contemporary New Mexico as a whole.

You read about the invention of a fluid microchip in 2009 and see a 19th-century London map charting a cholera epidemic.

There is no map, and charting a path ahead will not be easy.

"There is no map, and charting a path ahead will not be easy," he wrote.

For instance, Tweetping.net allows anyone to view geo-tagged Twitter activity charted on a map, in real time.

Oliver J. Gajda, the assistant bicycle program manager with the Department of Parking and Transportation, said that when anyone complains about parking problems, the locations are charted on a map.

By repeating the process with millions of pairs of points, Ilonidis can chart out a map that identifies regions where travel time is significantly shorter than expected – locations where sunspots are likely to appear.

A good idea is to chart out a map of any locations that your characters will be at more than once.