Sentence examples for important maps from inspiring English sources
The books he took into the Beinecke reading room all contained important maps.
Other important maps were of Africa (1749), Asia (1751), India (1752), and the world in hemispheres (1761).
The center now holds more than 2,000 paintings and sculptures; 50,000 drawings and prints, including important maps; and 35,000 rare books, the largest gathering of such art outside Britain.
After his death in 1799 most of Washington's important maps were bound into an atlas that was kept by his family and now resides at Yale University's Sterling Memorial Library.
After a while, the conversation turned to "The Iconography of Manhattan Island, 1498-1909, Compiled from Original Sources and Illustrated by Photo-Intaglio Reproductions of Important Maps Plans Views and Documents In Public and Private Collections," an indispensable, comprehensive, wildly idiosyncratic work that I had encountered at the New-York Historical Society.
"The library has a wealth of important maps of Jersey City and Hoboken and the rest of the county that need to be carefully inventoried and catalogued, and a start was made on that and there's much more that needs to be done.
But her important map is the one charting this book's spiritual journey.
His first important map was that of China, prepared from the surveys of the Jesuits.
Apple executives have said they felt the company needed to get out of the Google relationship in part because under the terms of their deal, Google would not let Apple offer important map features like turn-by-turn spoken directions.
Whilst within-village spatial patterning of diseases exists, and can be important, mapping infected cases in a household-by-household setting is arduous and time consuming.
Although RIM's acquisition is on a slightly smaller scale, Dash's technology does give RIM some important mapping and car navigation technologies, many of which can be applied more broadly to cell phones.
