Sentence examples for extent the map from inspiring English sources
Around that time, the ice sheets of the last glaciation reached their maximum extent; the map showed the Laurentide ice sheet covering all of Canada as well as most of New England and the upper Midwest.
This effect is particularly strong when the scale of inquiry is large relative to the extent of the map, as fewer box mass estimates are utilized to form the distribution from which lacunarity is calculated.
To the extent possible, the map should mirror pre-Sandy transit routes so that riders are familiar with the new system.
For many studies, habitat quality beyond the extent of the map is unknown, making arbitrary the choice of buffer width and composition.
Results of the experiment allow for establishing how well the individual inventories describe the location, type and abundance of landslides, to what extent the landslide maps can be used to determine the frequency-area statistics of the slope failures, and the significance of the inventory maps as predictors of landslide susceptibility.
To a large extent these map onto the UNEP regional sea areas, to which they are complementary.
Applying a similar method to budding yeast, Tjong et al. (2012) demonstrate that a large population of structures inferred using known physical constraints of yeast genome architecture can recapitulate, to a large extent, the consensus contact map observed from Hi-C experiments.
Artificial boundaries on a map occur when the map extent does not cover the entire area of study; edges on the map do not exist on the ground.
We also assumed that decision time is influenced by the extent of competition in the map, with a more distributed pattern of activity leading to longer RTs.
Afterwards, we investigate if and to what extent the learned saliency maps can support visual classification in nontrivial cases.
It is not a priori clear to which extent the input-output mapping of biophysically more realistic, spiking neuron models can be reduced to a simple linear-nonlinear cascade.
