Sentence examples for map making it from inspiring English sources

Since it is possible that Th, as heavy scatterer, will smear the Fourier map, making it hard to find the positions of the Al atoms – case study was performed prior structure solution of the Th2Ni10Al15 phase.

Ptolemy's most important geographical innovation was to record longitudes and latitudes in degrees for roughly 8,000 locations on his world map, making it possible to make an exact duplicate of his map.

An introductory spread scatters the creatures across a world map, making it clear the T. Rex belonged to the American West, while Australia had to settle for Muttaburrasaurus and the Wintonopus.

Both sites pinpoint each hotel on a city map, making it easy to judge how close you are to popular sites and transportation hubs, which is important if you plan to take a train from the airport to the city.

Google is also introducing "promoted pins," meaning that a company's logo will appear on a map, making it easier to identify the nearest Walgreens location, for example.

The sky area displays a noisy signal in the cobalt distribution map, making it difficult to determine if this element is present here.

Finally, the analysis of sequence homology between mapped markers and their orthologs in a Pinus taeda linkage map, made it possible to align the 12 linkage groups of both species.

Several features on this map make it a dead giveaway.

An interactive campus map makes it simple to search for MIT services, buildings, and directions.

The map makes it look like the support is relatively homogenous – Wales as all Labour, the South-west as all Tory.

The map makes it clear that the claims of the Crown's colonies (here, "Plantations") extend to essentially all the land east of the Mississippi.