Sentence examples for map of roads from inspiring English sources

Brochures, available at most hotels, contain a detailed map of roads to follow and descriptions of the sights.

"Our ultimate concern is that in 25 years we may see a spaghetti map of roads, pipelines and power lines spread willy-nilly across the North Slope," he said.

The device, called an "intelligent speed adaptor," uses Global Positioning System signals to keep track of where the car is; it compares the location and current speed of the vehicle with a map of roads and their speed limits, stored in the device's digital memory.

Though the Army of the Cumberland had produced an excellent map of roads and rivers in Middle and East Tennessee in 1862, it had no information on the topography of the Cumberland Mountains that stood between Nashville and the crucial railroad hub of Chattanooga.

It uses a vehicle-mounted camera, object-recognition software and satellite positioning to create detailed 3-D maps of roads, pinpointing features such as pot-holes.

The tech used in making cars drivereless can also be very well suited to building HD maps of roads and cities, which are then in turn used to make driverless cars better.

Governments in the European Union have already prepared noise maps of roads, railways, and airports (Commission to the European Parliament and the Council 2011).

The constant mapping of road real conditions also allows adequate infrastructure's maintenance and management operations, together with a consistent allocation of resources.

More than 40 of them, from San Joaquin County, California, to Quincy, Massachusetts, contract with a Pittsburgh software company that uses smartphone cameras and algorithms to create color-coded maps of road networks that show not only potholes but the cracks and fissures where they might develop.

In Europe, the Environmental Noise Directive [ 7] has driven more recent estimations of exposure using extensive programs of noise mapping of road traffic and other noise sources for European urban agglomerations [ 8- 10].

Paul Muldoon's "The Old Country" is nostalgic for a time when "Every glove compartment held a manual / and a map of the roads, major and minor".