Sentence examples for map and refer from inspiring English sources

This means that there are geometric properties one can infer from a map of a surface that are independent of the details of the map and refer to the surface itself.

It is Abingdon, as shown on the map and referred to elsewhere in the piece, not Abington.

For brevity reasons, we omit further details (including the related spaces) related to the map G and refer the reader to [8].

In subsequent analysis, these mean topographic maps will be used as reference maps and referred to as the "N75/N145 -, "P100 -, and "P240 -maps (Fig.  1d).

Jewstown enjoyed a brief notoriety around the time of the Battle of Monmouth (1778), appearing on several Revolutionary War maps and referred to in Gen. Henry Clinton's memoir of the Monmouth campaign.

The city's name comes from boca de ratones, a Spanish term meaning "rat's mouth" that appeared on early maps and referred to hidden sharp-pointed rocks that gnawed or fretted ships' cables.

Post a world map on your wall and refer to it whenever a geographical question occurs to you.

As they zeroed in on a cluster of villages high in Nuoro's mountains, they drew a boundary in blue ink on a map and began referring to the area inside as the "blue zone".

As they zeroed in on a cluster of villages high in Nuoro's mountains, they drew a boundary in blue ink on a map and began referring to the area inside as the "blue zone". Starting in 2002, we identified three other populations around the world where people live measurably longer lives than everyone else.

Markers that had earlier been removed from the map due to their destabilizing effect on locus order (i.e. those with jack-knife values <90%) were assigned to the most likely intervals on the framework map and were referred to as 'attached' markers.

Legacy maps and databases refer to data and maps compiled using field surveys backed up by remote sensing and other environmental data, expert opinion and laboratory analysis.