Sentence examples for map of events from inspiring English sources

At the end of each series, we regroup to wipe out the marks, and chalk out the next map of events before sharing those with the audience.

It offers a list and a map of events that have been proposed in a certain area, with details such as how many people are coming and how competitive the game will be.

New features include a revolving display of spotlight articles curated by Goings On editors, grids of listings based on category Art, Classical Music, Dance, Food & Drink, Night Life, Movies, Theatre, Above & Beyond a Goings On About Town video series, and an interactive map of events, navigated by category or by neighborhood.

Hours after Rick Santelli called for "a Chicago tea party" in a widely viewed rant on CNBC in February 2009, it put up a Web site with tips on how to hold a tea party, then a Google map of events.

The idea is that several times a year participating galleries will have openings on the same evening and hold a common party; there will be a Web site and a map of events (there is already one published by the state-owned Zacheta National Gallery of Art, www.zacheta.art.pl/en), and in this way, promote the galleries as a whole.

The wonderful folks at unify.org have also stepped up in solidarity to support The Idle No More Movement, and have posted links and an interactive map of events all over the world.

Figure 4, panel A shows the topographic map of event origins: 54% of events originated in the frontal area, 15% in the central, 17% in the temporal and 14% in the posterior.

A grayscale map of event probabilities shows that most of the observed spikes are emitted in the same locations of the stimulus independent from the cell type, however, there are a few locations, "bits", where the responses are markedly different.

In the first we get witness accounts, with film footage and street maps, of events in Tottenham on the night of 6 August.

These experiments furnish a means to observe conformational switching in real time and enable the precise mapping of events during cotranscriptional folding.

People were surely telling stories long before they attempted strictly historical narratives that venture some kind of precise and literal mapping of events, and they are likely to go on doing so, in one form or another, for as long as life endures.