Sentence examples for geographic map from inspiring English sources

Now the map used in redlining is not a geographic map, but the map of your travels across the Web.

On the reverse side is a geographic map, in which the territory the lines cross is the actual landscape of the city.

"When I lived down the block" — at Broadway and Spring Street, from 1993 to 2004 — "I always thought, 'This wall would be a fantastic size.'" "It was a perfect opportunity to treat the model as a geographic map," Moix continued.

The river, which is home to 10 large koi, follows the outline of the Yangtze, a feat the Raths accomplished by building a Styrofoam model (following a National Geographic map that they enlarged), setting the model onto the building's foundation, and then pouring the concrete floor around the model.

In presenting the data in the form of a geographic map, the foundation wryly observes: As you can see from the map, states that get the "worst deal" — that is, have the lowest ratio of federal spending to taxes paid — are generally high-income states either on the coasts or with robust urban areas (such as Illinois and Minnesota).

Different geographic map options provide different possibilities for the display of data.

Some incorporated a graphical geographical information system (GIS) which presented data on geographic maps with colour code to represent levels of influenza activity.

Electrostatic machines have been designed for printing geographic maps.

The other members cover the musical and geographic maps.

In addition to the ubiquitous use of scaling factors on construction plans and geographic maps, similarity is fundamental to trigonometry.

Web 2.0, which describes the ability to seamlessly connect applications (like geographic mapping) and services (like photo-sharing) over the Internet, has in recent months become the focus of dot-com-style hype in Silicon Valley.