Sentence examples for map at all from inspiring English sources

We first examined and dissected the non-uniquely mapped human TSS into those that that did not map at all (unmapped), and those that mapped equally to more than one location (multimapped).

And what these maps show is that they don't map at all comfortably on to the divisions in which we're used to thinking about the country.

Investigators have already identified more than a dozen gene patterns associated with autism, but Dr. Lord, of Michigan, said the genetic markers "don't seem to map at all into what people currently call Asperger's or P.D.D".

"Everyone knows that restrained and moderate building in Judea and Samaria in the coming year will not affect the peace map at all," Mr. Netanyahu said, according to the official, using the biblical term for the West Bank.

Here's the nub of the disaster: Zayde and Baba (grandfather, grandmother), two uncles, and two aunts, one skip ahead of the Great War, depart Galicia, sell — Zayde does — the little gevelb, the little store, in the little hamlet of Veljish (on no map at all), which pays for second-class passage to Ameritchka, to New York, to join us.

"There's no question he has staying power; he hasn't disappeared from the map at all," said Gregory K. Leonard, an economist who in 1997 released a study showing that in the early 1990's, Mr. Jordan bolstered league revenues by about $53 million a year.

The map at right shows all the places in New York City where the Uber app was opened even before the service was available.

Even more shocking to modern readers is that the area had yet to be mapped at all.

Vandana Jain, the exhibition curator, has included works that employ actual maps, like Adam Henry's globe, made from a crumpled-up flat world map, as well as works that, strictly speaking, are not really maps at all.

"Mappers have to try to represent different points of view where they can, but sometimes have to make a choice: maps that comply with local laws, or no maps at all".

At the time, there was a choice to be made about whether or not it wanted to be in the business of maps at all.