Sentence examples for effectively mapped from inspiring English sources

WHEN President Clinton announced last month at a White House ceremony that scientists had effectively mapped the human genetic code, the man who was arguably most responsible for the achievement was not in the room.

American intelligence and counterterrorism officials say they have effectively mapped the locations and origins of these new Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant networks, and are sharing that information with Iraqis.

It's a gruesome display that adds to the unease, but it's also a distraction because, not long after, the narrative takes a hard, sharp turn away from the pulp-fiction terrain they have effectively mapped out.

Because Whitney, more than any other single artist – Michael Jackson included – effectively mapped out the course of modern R&B, setting the bar for standards of soul vocalese, and creating the original template for what we now routinely refer to as the "soul diva".

My brain has effectively mapped my fingers to the appropriate keys.

While the OBIA method was not fully is automated, it did enable drain density to be accurately and cost effectively mapped over large areas.

The new rules will effectively map the riskiness of various types of mortgages.

This work presents a new mapping methodology for effectively mapping applications on coarse grained reconfigurable arrays.

A key issue in visualization is how to effectively map patient records, cluster, and attribute properties to visual displays.

SimulationsPlus used Kohonen mapping to select the training and test sets, a methodology which seeks to effectively map the property space delineated by the proscribed descriptors.

The revolution in virus genome sequencing promises to effectively map the extant biological universe and reveal fundamental relationships between viral biology, genome structure, and evolution.