Sentence examples for map designates from inspiring English sources

A shining artificial jewel on the map designates Islip, where Mr. Holzman carved the figure.

That corresponds with Hagstrom, whose New York City map designates the waters south of Great Kills Park as the Atlantic Ocean and waters just to the northeast of the park as Lower New York Bay.

The map designated destroyed villages in Darfur with small orange-and-yellow flames.

The company expects to customize its services so that salespeople, for example, will see not only a map but also a listing of all the best power-lunch restaurants, or a wine enthusiast will automatically get a map designating the best liquor stores.

Meanwhile over in Ireland, they appear to have sprouted a new airport with Apple's map designating "Airfield Park" in Dublin as an airport (it's not).

Subsequently, Chinese scholars Wang and Hu put forward to a special Logistic map designated as the improved Logistic map [19] in order to distinguish from the traditional Logistic map.

This observation mostly corresponds to the red region in the upper part of the heat map designated as "random" in Additional file 1: Figure S4.

These newly generated 'slim' signaling maps, designated NetSlim, are freely available through http://www.netpath.org/netslim.org/netslim

The alternative solution, which we have also pursued [ 6] is to identify a Boolean implementation of Universal Sequence Maps, designated as bUSM, which removes the source of distance overestimation at each of the of the scales accommodated by the numerical resolution of the computing environment being used.

Philips' big push here its 3D Mouth Map, designed for dentists to designate trouble areas due to over- or under-brushing for specific users.

Identify the core activities that require your time (e.g. client service, strategic planning, sales, administration), and create a Time Map that designates regular time for each of those roles -- and you'll find that you will get significantly more done, in less time, at a much higher quality of output.