Sentence examples for map of its from inspiring English sources

So here we are, plunged back into that distant, mist-wreathed world, a dark era when no work of children's fiction was considered properly imaginative unless it had a map of its elaborate made-up geography just inside the front cover.

In these types of environment, it is customary to have a map of its dimensions known a priori, and with this, it is possible to use an algorithm that is called Monte Carlo Localization.

In order to effectively navigate, an AV must have a detailed and up-to-date map of its surroundings and must know where on that map it is located.

A landscape is reduced to a map of its landmarks.

Clearly, New York needs a map of its own.

So the company combined a map of its network with census data.

And before Google swiped it, Facebook, which lacks maps of its own, was said to be close to a deal.

In 1997, the Fish and Wildlife Service said that to protect the jaguar's habitat, it would have to make public maps of its range.

These "place cells", he showed later, helped the rat build up inner maps of its environment.

But this year Apple decided to put maps of its own into iOS 6, rather than be beholden to its foe.

The other side of all four maps is identical: a map of Nepal plus street maps of its capital, Katmandu, and of Thamel, a tourist and commercial center, that locate guest houses, banks, restaurants, bookstores, temples, stupas, pharmacies and embassies.