Sentence examples for map of choice from inspiring English sources

The pixel map of choice is.

Click file, open, then the map of choice (I chose b30, the mission that comes with the Halo Trial you may know it as The Silent Cartographer. ) Go to the section labeled "[eqip]Equipment{X items}".

Also remaining in Nokia's portfolio is its well-regarded maps division - Here - which is the mapping software of choice in 80% of cars that feature built-in dashboard navigation.

ForeverMap 2 is available now for Android via the Google Play store priced at 69p, and users will receive online worldwide maps for free alongside an offline map of their choice as standard.

For the map, take a piece of drawing paper and draw a map of your choice.

BWA is very fast, maps both short reads and long reads, reads with mismatches and indels and computes the mapping quality score of alignments, and has thus become the read mapping algorithm of choice for many resequencing projects.

The results provide the first mapping of the choice of a direct-manipulation interface and its effect on the learning curve's entry point, as well as a consistent interaction metaphor with smoother and fast-growing learning curves.

Even on a cellular level, brain imaging, mapping a biology of choice, reveals that neurons respond more to rewards people have chosen than those they have passively received.

Together, these two advantages have made SNP mapping the technique of choice for many C. elegans researchers.

In the case of a genetic map, the choice of what to load into the Catalog is simple: the parents of the cross contain all possible loci present in the progeny and thus together act as a natural limit to the number of loci that will be in their progeny; hence, the parents should appear in the Catalog.

For cultivated crops like cucumber with limited genetic diversity, development of a dense consensus map is a method of choice to increase marker density, which is usually achieved through map integration by synthesizing the information from multiple segregating populations of diverse genetic backgrounds.