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On the map.
If a place becomes widely known, it is put on the map.
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They called it the PGA West Stadium Course, and it was opened in 1986 to put an entire housing and golf development on the map.
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We do not know if the spatial bisection task in humans relies on the superior colliculus, rather than a cortical map; but if so, the effects of deprivation on development of the maps would be consistent with preserved topography, but impaired Euclidian representation.
The concerns there are similar: environmental damage and cultural degradation on the one hand versus economic development and the spot on the map that comes from being a tourist magnet on the other.
But I think – and I was just telling a story as we were walking in – I bumped into (this shows again probably that I'm too close) … I bumped into George Osborne the other day, like you do, and he said that one of the remarkable things about the development movement is it was on the map.
The movement raised the stakes and put international development firmly on the political map.
But the development of trans-oceanic cables put it back on the map, providing that the map was one of electronic communications.
One analyst said: "They are aggressively managing the business for profitability rather than grand developments... It's not dots on the map, it's not sexy and it's not glamorous".
For example, the map shown in Figure 1 uses different circles on the map to describe components of cancer development.
Critics consistently cite it as one of the most exciting developments in the gaming industry, saying it has put virtual reality back on the map.
Of course, many challenges lie ahead in mapping a path of equitable development on the evolving blueprint of democratic transition.
"It's on the map".
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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