Sentence examples for former maps from inspiring English sources

The accompanying charts, published in 1863, far surpassed all former maps in completeness and reliability.

MYT1L is highly homologous to myelin transcription factor 1 (MYthe; the former maps to human chromosome 2, while the latter maps to chromosome 20.

The former maps only YNG1 and Pho23 to the human counterparts we have identified, while the latter maps all three yeast ING equivalents to ING3.

While the map lengths were comparable between population 2170 (49.0 cM) and population 10117 (55.5 cM), the former maps were shorter than the 70349 map of CH3 (86.1 cM).

This is likely due to the fewer number of markers mapped in 2170 and 10117 compared to 70349, with the former maps lacking markers in one (10117) or both (2170) of the terminal chromosome ends, as is evident from map comparisons in figure  3.

Apple's built-in Maps app, which replaced the former Maps app powered by Google Maps, had been universally derided and lacked many features present in competing maps apps.

Apple executives have tried to explain their move into maps by saying that the company could no longer afford to rely on Google, its former map provider and growing rival, for such a crucial function.

It's also trying to make sure it has a stake in some of the key components that will form the "dashboard" for connected cars: it is a part-shareholder in Here, the former mapping division of Nokia that was acquired by a car consortium of Daimler, BMW and Audi last year for $2.8 billion.

However, Helen Wallis, former Map Curator of the British Library, observed in 1951 that this was unlikely, because Molyneux incorrectly plotted Cavendish's course in Maritime Southeast Asia.

All map positions are given with respect to the former map.

The former mapping produced a 13-fold average coverage and left 519 gaps, the latter one resulted in a 636-fold average cover and left 446 gaps.