Sentence examples for map that informs from inspiring English sources
In response to federal rules that require many United States ships to have a tracking device, the company now offers an automatic identification system, a map that informs bridge crews where a boat has been.
By dispatching teams to collect relevant data about health facilities' infrastructure, accessibility, and catchment areas, we were able to create dynamic, interactive maps that informed our program planning and served as a monitoring tool for our outreach efforts.
Even though it has not been used in epidemiological study and is not based on a formal statistical model, it remained useful in the present case of a disease that is absent (and hence provides no data to train a model) as a way to integrate different factors in a risk map that can inform further planning and disease surveillance in a context of very limited knowledge.
Putting the fleet to use will allow it to collect data from cars on actual roads, using onboard sensors to build HD maps that can inform autonomous driving systems and ADAS software of actual conditions in near-real time, with updates provided by the cloud to reflect current road status.
The pictures are so frequently refreshed (or, if you rather, the speed of bureaucracy is so slow) that details like new lane openings, construction projects, or repurposing of lanes into bus or carpool-specific routes all show up in DigitalGlobe's product before they're revealed on public government websites or official city maps, including the ones that inform popular consumer mapping products.
That informs Tuck's play.
That informs how the building is made.
That informs everything we do.
Read anything that informs you.
Beyond exegetical and hermeneutical issues that revolve around particular sections (such as the world/reality distinction, the difference between representing and presenting, the Frege/Russell connection to Wittgenstein, or the influence on Wittgenstein by existentialist philosophy) there are a few fundamental, not unrelated, disagreements that inform the map of interpretation.
