Sentence examples for map both of from inspiring English sources

Monks can also execute forward rolls and flying kicks that send them hurtling around the map; both of these help players evade danger and in truth the flying kick is more useful at this stage as an escape manoeuvre than an attack move.

This study has shown that the combined VIL/VIVL method is able to detect and map both of these pigments with analogous results to those obtained by separately applying the more established VIL and UVL methodologies.

The case studies discussed in this investigation have shown that that the combined VIL/VIVL method proposed is able to efficiently detect and map both of these pigments with analogous results to those obtained by more established methodologies.

Four maps, including three different flood hazard assessments of Ivanpah Valley, NV, were compared: (i) a regulatory map prepared by FEMA, (ii) a soil survey map prepared by NRCS, (iii) a surficial geologic map, and (iv) a flood hazard map derived from the surficial geologic map, both of which were prepared by NBMG.

The true test of the approach however, lies in the ability to demonstrate that the combined VIL/VIVL method proposed is able to detect and map both of the pigments of interest, with results corresponding to those obtained by separately applying the more established VIL and UVL methodologies.

This mapper splits the input reads in two parts and tries to map both of them to different sites of the genome.

In the traditional MRC scheme, decisions-making is based on the maximal-likelihood (ML) rule (termed as MRC-ML) or the maximum-a-posterior-probability (MAP) rule (termed as MRC-MAP), both of which are equivalent for the equiprobable source [10] presents that the proposed DSC-D outperforms the traditional MRC-ML as well as MRC-MAP, and the performance gap becomes bigger with increasing SNR.

The making of new maps – both of narrative and of land – is one of Macfarlane's enduring fascinations.

This is a voyage requiring two maps, both of which are made up of grids of clear blue sea (except for a rock and a coffee ring).

Historically, this has primarily been done through manual image interpretation and field mapping, both of which are cost-intensive.

A given classical alignment (which is also a map between positions) can be seen, for a certain positive integer N, as a N-map, both of s over t and of t over s.