Sentence examples for in cartography from inspiring English sources

Progress in cartography during the early Middle Ages was slight.

A firm architects' favourite, Giambattista Nolli's 1748 map of Rome was a major milestone in cartography.

Lonely Planet writers are schooled in cartography, and encouraged to attend annual seminars on guide writing.

The Jesuits also introduced Asians to western advances in cartography, astronomy and clockmaking.

Nothing in the look of the maps betrays their computerized origin, the most fundamental of the changes in cartography.

Such geographical advances depended on improvements not only in cartography but also in astronomy, which was vital for navigation.

Projection, in cartography, systematic representation on a flat surface of features of a curved surface, as that of the Earth.

Her whole career was devoted to testing ways to "break through this film of the abstract // without wounding myself or you," as she wrote in "Cartographies of Silence" (1975), a poem about a lesbian affair and about the role that women's voices play in an environment where secrecy and code have of necessity taken on their own forms of power and beauty.

I have located the domain to be mapped in registerial cartography in terms of the hierarchy of stratification and the cline of instantiation: see Figure 2 above.

Because online maps are in constant flux, though, it's hard to plumb the bias in the cartography.

The task in registerial cartography is thus to map out a region of semantic space in such a way that the features of this region reflect the diversification of context into institutions and, within these, situation types.