Sentence examples for historic maps from inspiring English sources

The main source of spatial information for historical geography studies are historic maps and texts extracted from books, archival documents, records, travelers' description etc.

That is why books of historic maps are so fascinating.

His hobbies included using watercolors to reproduce historic maps.

Darwin based his historic maps on observations from his expeditions around the world.

The Penguin book covers every rapid transit system on the planet, illustrated with graphics, historic maps and photos.

Plus, you'll meet famed London denizens like Samuel Pepys and the Elephant Man, and explore historic maps and photographs of the capital.

The textbook writers opted for what they call "the historic map of Palestine," the map of 1948.

For EKS and SIL ecotypes, the functional relationship between percent cover and historic MAP was characterized as quadratic in shape (P < 0.0001 in each case).

The Ordnance Survey produces a digital historic mapping product in the UK, but this is essentially a series of images, from which areas of different types of land would need to be digitized.

The coefficient of determination R obtained from the fitted linear regressions indicated historic MAP accounted for 82.1%, 69.1%, and 74.1% of the variability in percent cover of big bluestem for CKS, EKS, and SIL ecotypes, respectively.

For the CKS ecotype, the relationship between percent cover and historic MAP was best described by a cubic polynomial function (P < 0.035), with greatest cover observed in the drier planting locations.