Sentence examples for document map from inspiring English sources
The left-side table-of-contents view, formerly called Document Map, is an improved navigation pane.
Some Europeans who were due in Washington for the meeting on the Middle East were said to have been so upset about the delays in the drafting of the document map that they threatened not to attend.
It is shown that complete separation can be obtained for a range of concentrations of glucose and triglyceride when the interactive document map (IDMAP) technique is used to project the data into a two-dimensional plot.
The Community Health Environmental Scan Survey (CHESS) is an empirical tool developed by the CIH evaluation team to systematically document, map (via GPS), and assess the environments in which people, shop, live, work, and play as they relate to diet, physical activity, and tobacco use.
Just click 'View', choose 'Document Map' in the option of 'Show/Hide', then you will find titles and summary contents on the left.
The server uses the Mongoose based schemas for the direct document mapping to persistently store the JSON messages.
48 In phase 4 we will analyse existing service and policy responses to AEs by undertaking a mapping exercise, combining data from a detailed document mapping exercise and interviews with key actors in the field.
The first documented map to name the area the Sea of Japan was the world map drawn by the Italian missionary Matteo Ricci in China (1602) named Kunyu Wanguo Quantu.
Concept-Document Map (CDM): The key of an entry in this map is a concept 'c' and year 'y', and the value of an entry is a set of document ids (PMIDS), where PMID is the ID of the Medline paper that concept c appears and year represents the publication year of this paper.
The library's online digital gallery already includes more than 800,000 documents, maps, photographs and other items from its collection.
Among the 250 items on exhibit are official documents, maps and books from the king's personal library, as well as loans from other collections.
