Sentence examples for map from which from inspiring English sources

That is a fairly tall order, but at least now the mission will have a map from which to start.

Luis Gonzalez, 46, peered over his glasses at a brand-new subway map, from which he seemed to hope meaning would emerge if he stared long enough.

Different colours (red, green and yellow) of sequences in the phylogenies indicate the geographical origin (in the map) from which the sequences were obtained during this study.

Mr. Brucato said the survey by the Schmidt telescope will be a "road map" from which objects will be selected for further study by the observatory's more famous 200-inch Hale Telescope.

Figure 2c shows the corresponding potential map from which we subtracted the average slope on the terraces to reveal the defect induced fine structure in the voltage drop9,20.

The first pass assumes that surfaces in the scene are fronto-parallel and generates an initial disparity map, from which the disparity plane orientations of all pixels are estimated and refined.

Maptech's printout maps aren't, obviously, any more accurate than the United States Geological Survey Maps topographic maps from which they are created.

The former are sometimes referred to as derived maps and may include information from various sources, in addition to the maps from which they are principally drawn.

From repeatedly surveyed sediment wave fields in the Irish Sea, average sediment wave migrations have been mapped, from which broad-scale net sediment transport directions can be derived.

The underlying current density maps from which the coils themselves are derived are unique, and optimized to possess minimal stored energy.

Third, we introduce a foreground connectivity saliency measure to compute two types of saliency maps, from which an adaptive fusion strategy is exploited to obtain the final spatiotemporal saliency maps for salient object detection in a video.