Sentence examples for map of discovery from inspiring English sources

The use of transferable SSR markers made it possible to then align the genetic map developed in the A194 population with the published map of 'Discovery' [ 36] and to assign MdMYB10 to the bottom of LG 09.

The map of self-discovery he lays out in "All the Rage," his artfully rambling one-man show, is part of no known GPS program.

(Anita Gates) 'All the Rage' In Martin Moran's artfully rambling one-man show about anger (expressed and sublimated), the map of self-discovery is part of no known GPS program.

(Brantley) 'All the Rage' In Martin Moran's artfully rambling one-man show about anger (expressed and sublimated), the map of self-discovery is part of no known GPS program.

A map of dinosaur discoveries from Halberstadt, Germany, including the rediscovered vertebra.

The AFLP and microsatellite-based maps represent years of discovery and mapping.

"We have a huge map of date around discovery and serendipity and are trying to find ways to take this data and tap into collective intelligence".

You don't need to travel far: the site has a map of Dark Sky Discovery Sites across the UK.

Or to be able to seek out the passages that interest me with a search engine rather than an inadequate or nonexistent index -- that gives me a map of my own discovery.

The maps of the age of discovery boggle the mind with their intellectual conquest of space.

"His name certainly suggests that, doesn't it?" During the Age of Discovery, maps were often highly classified.