Sentence examples for map of saying from inspiring English sources

"It is a very clever way of putting yourself on the map, of saying: 'Yes you may remember us for one thing, but we can also be something else.' The plans are beautiful, but the problem is the implementation – there is a gap between the perception and the reality.

And the satellite-based systems come within 100 feet or so of pinpointing a car's location - which might not be accurate enough for an electronic map of, say, Manhattan.

This reminds me of old times where you'd have a sheisty, inaccurate, hand-drawn map of say Hyrule crammed into the tiny instruction booklet.

Sometimes there were no towns where my A to Z map of Britain said they would be: Ardvourlie and Eriboll, for instance, we never found.

"I went to Disneyland yesterday and bought heaps of souvenirs--coasters, stickers, patches, spoons, a map of Disneyland," said Hanselmann while examining an "LA's the Place" baseball cap at Movieland.

Maps, to say nothing of the ability to read them, were the stuff of progress.

"In a way the emphasis is on a special understanding of London, a mapping of London," says Harris.

("When everybody is looking for their maps of Afghanistan," says J. Cofer Black, the former head of the agency's Counterterrorist Center, "we're ready to rock, we're ready to roll").

A mapping of is said to be a -strict pseudocontraction if there exists a constant such that (1.3).

The self-map of is said to be reasonably nonexpansive through this paper if (3.2). for some nonnegative real constants and.

A mapping of is said to be a -strict pseudocontraction if there exists a constant such that (1.2). for all ; see [1].