Sentence examples for intricate map from inspiring English sources

By the 2000 census, California's population had inflated enough to earn an extra seat in Congress, requiring the state to redraw its intricate map of electoral districts.

A FEW years ago, Katherine Dieckmann, a screenwriter, director and longtime West Village resident, drew her husband, Brian Wallis, an intricate map of street parking spots in their neighborhood, fully annotated with dates, hours and idiosyncratic commentary.

In New Cross Gate, south-east London, the RSA has drawn up an intricate map of the neighbourhood's social networks, with a view to identifying the individuals and places that can link people up to each other.

In effect, Compstat has become an intricate map of the city and its ills -- the annoying and the deadly -- and an abacus upon which officials can calculate how the Police Department is working to alleviate them.

In 1909, a German anatomist named Korbinian Brodmann published an intricate map of the brain's surface.

Arguably the most complex object in the universe, the human brain generates an extensive and intricate map of functional relationships.

Intricate maps display the eight connected tunnel and skywalk systems, but without landmarks or directional clues, the routes can be difficult to follow.

Intricate maps of science have been created from citation data to visualize the structure of scientific activity.

Hands, chairs, glances - all are part of an intricate inner map strewn with barbed wire and booby traps and secret paths through the shrubbery".

He drew up an intricate network map of e-mail traffic that showed distinct clusters, revealing that the teams involved were not talking directly to each other but passing messages via managers.

This 8-bit version of the intricate world map (although no longer available) featured small Mario-reminiscent characters trekking through uncharted green territory with large monuments rendered in detail.