Sentence examples for interpretive maps from inspiring English sources

Interpretive maps keyed to the register and indices and glossaries are included.

It determined the degree of overall disagreement between the interpretive maps and specifically between a soil pre-map and a final soil map as at least 43%.

Interpretive map generated from the remote sensed image analysis was validated by first creating a non-genetic regolith map through ground truth survey.

But one can also obtain surface form as the result of an interpretive mapping, using the canonical λ term encodings of strings and trees and operations on them.

Using the terminology of compiler theory, one refers to the source and target signatures as the abstract vocabulary and the concrete vocabulary, respectively, and to the interpretive mapping as the lexicon.

An attractive feature of ACG that has not been investigated systematically within the typelogical setting is the connection between expressivity and order restrictions on the source constants and on the interpretive mapping.

Vincent Brown, Charles Warren Professor of American History and Professor of African and African American Studies and Director of the History Design Studio at Harvard University, spoke about his work on an interpretive map of Tacky's Revolt in Jamaica.

This paper draws upon a fuzzy logic approach to quantify the magnitude and seriousness of the differences between two interpretive soil maps.

For a given area, different soil scientists will inevitably produce different interpretive soil maps regardless of whether they use similar or different tools and techniques.

Through May 30 From a varied background that includes designing costumes and sets for stage and screen, the creation of interpretive contour maps during World War II and the study of drawing in Japan and the United States, Henry Pearson evolved the intricate, abstract compositions, drawn in black and white, that first caught the attention of the art world in the late 1950's.

The fuzzy method dovetails nicely with the imprecise and predominantly qualitative nature of interpretive soil mapping.