Sentence examples for complete mapping of from inspiring English sources

A complete mapping of the sky includes magnitudes (and colours) as well as positions and motions.

The now complete mapping of the genome (June 27), coupled with scientific findings of an almost total congruence between human DNA and the DNA of all living things, should, at last, put to rest any serious consideration of creationism.

People in the industry call the search for a complete mapping of a substance's volatile chemistry "chasing zero," and I met with a scientist working for Givaudan who had spent a great deal of time chasing this beaniness to zero.

You describe the "public's secret desires" in the Victorian era as having fuelled the pursuit of exotic lands; and Fawcett's mission was backed by the Royal Geographical Society, which was founded in 1830 to undertake the first complete mapping of the world.

Although Mexico has an update and complete mapping of land use, this poses great challenges.

One can then capitalize on this wealth of organized musical information to provide a complete mapping of the spectral, temporal, and joint spectrotemporal characteristics of each instrument.

What will a complete map of the brain look like?

With the help of his spies, Mielke set about drawing that map -- the complete map of the G.D.R.'s inner life.

A whaler, William Adams, established the insularity of Bylot Island, and another, George Comer, made the first complete map of Southampton Island.

Given enough of these pieces, it might one day be possible to compile a complete map of a mouse brain and, eventually, the human brain.

Rather, Iran must be made to produce a complete map of its nuclear sites, together with a history of how each was created and provisioned.