Sentence examples for depicted on a map from inspiring English sources

"Each of Swift's countries is depicted on a map; one of the interesting features of the Travels is that it is produced in a fashion identical to that of a contemporary travel account, so an uninformed reader might take it for a work of fact, not fiction". Baynton-Williams 2015, 72.

It was first depicted on a map drawn by Ptolemy in the 2nd century ce.

Trickle-down geography, the academic Doreen Massey calls it: what trickle-down economics looks like when depicted on a map of Britain.

"Here are the wells," our guide said as we pulled up to the red-rock hillock that Amina had depicted on a map she had drawn for me.

In contrast to common belief, earthquakes are not just the simple dots with which they are always depicted on a map.

Using that service, someone on the Internet can plug in an address, choose a desired result -- finding the nearest A.T.M., for example, or a nearby sushi restaurant -- and then see those options depicted on a map.

He had never heard of it, but looking at the tiny version of New York State depicted on a world map, he figured that Oswego was a Manhattan suburb maybe an hour outside the cosmopolitan city of his dreams.

These two branches of meteorology are sometimes grouped together as "mesoscale and microscale meteorology" (MMM) and together study all phenomena smaller than synoptic scale; that is they study features generally too small to be depicted on a weather map.

Directions of these consensus A → G gradients, are depicted on a circular map of the Zea mays chloroplast genome.

His style is always bright and conversational (the Mandan people are "homebodies"; a railway project depicted on an early map is "insanely great").

From noon to 4 p.m. youngsters can accompany medical students on walks through the heart and its major vessels, depicted on a huge floor map.