Sentence examples for map that combines from inspiring English sources

In this paper we explore the design space of augmented paper maps in which maps are augmented with additional functionality through a mobile device to achieve a meaningful integration between device and map that combines their respective strengths.

The heat map that combines GO clusters and expression data is shown in Figure 1.

Based on this finding, we developed a hybrid map that combines the kriging and satellite-based PM2.5 estimates.

The second category is based on the more recently emerged concept of 'genetical genomics' [ 20] or expression QTL (eQTL) mapping that combines highly parallel gene expression studies with the power of genetic segregation.

He and his colleagues have therefore developed a so-called geographical information system to produce maps that combine habitat and threat information.

Originally launched in 2005, Google Maps (Google [2014c]) is a free-to-use, web-based mapping service that combines conventional cartographic maps with satellite imagery and high-resolution aerial photography.

We present a cost-efficient mapping method that combines 5hmC-specific restriction enzyme PvuRts1I with a 5hmC chemical labeling enrichment method.

In this study, we present a mean total annual precipitation mapping technique that combines topographical information (i.e. elevation and slope orientation) with average total annual rain gauge data in order to overcome this problem.

Kat Von D has stumbled upon yet another way to use her body as a canvas in this real-time face tracking and projection mapping performance that combines art, tattooing, and make-up artistry.

Here, we present a consensus genetic map of cassava that combines 10 mapping populations.

Hence we present here a comprehensive map for RA that combines together the molecules and pathways that were so far found to be associated with RA, based on systemic, high-throughput data, and made available following the format suggested by CellDesigner [18], a popular and successful standard for the exchange of cellular maps [19].