Sentence examples for map published in from inspiring English sources
There were numerous sightings of a mystery puma roaming the English countryside during the autumn of 1964, as shown on the following map published in The Observer.
Included here is a Ptolemaic map published in Ulm in 1482; it isolates Scandinavia for the first time, surrounding its irregular land masses with deep blue water.
The old book turned out to be a travel narrative and map published in Venice in 1558 and written by one Nicolò Zen.
There is some doubt whether Hackney Cut, down the western edge of the Olympic park, shown in the original cycle route map, published in ODA's 2009 plan, will be accessible at all.
On this map, published in the intellectual backwater of St. Dié in Lorraine, the designation "America" (the feminine of Amerigo) was chosen for the portion of the hemisphere where Vespucci claimed to have landed during his second voyage.
The map, published in the current issue of Nature, confirms that it is indeed possible to rely on a relatively small number of single-letter variations to see the bigger picture.
French architect and cartographer Augustine Royer first described it as a constellation in a set of star maps published in 1679, but it has been written about since antiquity.
Maps published in a new paper in the journal Science Advances show that elephants, hippos and black rhinos occupied most of sub-Saharan Africa when their populations were first encountered by modern Europeans, but are now confined to a few tiny specks of land.
A collection of maps published in 1595, the year after he died, made use of the word "atlas" for the first time.In this section Red hot Blowing baubles Great balls of fire From the rubble Squaring the circle Eastern melancholy ReprintsMapmaking in the 16th century was a slow and difficult business; Mercator himself described it as laboriosissimum.
To ascertain the fact, a visual comparison was made between drainage network apparent in the topographical maps (published in 1972) and WorldView-II satellite imagery (acquired in 2010) followed by field verification.
The positive auto-correlation in data on atmospheric deposition and bioaccumulation does not call for a revision of the 5 km by 5 km deposition maps published in recent papers.
