For example, the 1879 United States Geological Survey, a detailed mapping of reserves and potential reserves, was critical to development.
Aviation and photography have revolutionized detailed mapping of features visible from the air.
Filling In Another Blank The detailed mapping of the human genome continues, with scientists in Britain announcing last month that they had sequenced Chromosome 20.
Even so, detailed mapping of commercial concessions, supported by satellite images and ground-level photography, strongly suggest that it is pulp companies, not peasant farmers, who are mostly responsible for deforestation in these places.
It had already covered unprecedented area and conditions, contributing to a wide range of techniques, experience and "secondary results" – such as detailed mapping of a large part of the ocean floor – that did not exist previously, he said.
The findings, which were presented last week at a scientific conference but are being made available to scientists around the world today, have emerged from the largest and most detailed mapping of galaxies ever made.
Further excavations and detailed mapping of the site have convinced experts that Cival was one of the earliest and largest preclassic cities and had attained the power and grandeur usually associated with the classic Maya civilization.
It would seem that the combination of in-depth personal assessments and a detailed mapping of community employment needs would be essential to any systematic solution.
Electron-nuclear double resonance is mainly used in making accurate measurements of hyperfine and superhyperfine splittings for detailed mapping of electron-spin densities.
More detailed mapping of J and C is ongoing.
Additional objective is a detailed mapping of the auroral X-ray and optical emission.
