Sentence examples for making map from inspiring English sources

It turned out that he was huddling with spies in a nook of Rockefeller Center, making map packets for bomber pilots.

If you choose to rent a car, be aware that driving around Palermo is a challenge, not just because internationally recognized rules of the road are apparently optional, but also because the signage is haphazard, making map reading a matter of hope and intuition.

The regulations are in place because the government believes making map data available overseas increases its vulnerability to attacks by other countries, especially North Korea.

Peter Jackson, the New Zealand director, put his country on the movie-making map in 1999-2000, when he spent about $310 million filming the entire "Rings" trilogy in New Zealand.

Here we use discrete-choice theory to construct a fitness-landscape function for a bi-axial decision-making map that plots the magnitude of social influence in the learning process against the costs and payoffs of decisions.

What I've learned from this deep dive into the making of map apps is that you can't just license a bunch of data, bake at 350 degrees and come up with a useful tool.

With genetic maps serving as the basis for future positional gene cloning, making map-based cloning and marker-assisted selection possible, the development of more SSRs is essential.

When my book was first published in 1981, I anticipated some of the new uses of computers and space-age remote sensing in expanding what could be mapped and expediting the making of maps.

And this is only one manifestation of the current transformation in the making of maps.

The rule finds extensive application in photogrammetry and in the making of maps from aerial photographs.

Thankfully, I can tune out of Fireman Sam on the TV (well, the ones I haven't seen, obviously) and refine my making and mapping methods.