Sentence examples for map that takes from inspiring English sources

tensile creep and strain transient dip tests, a deformation map that takes into account temperature, grain size and strain rate is defined.

It's a resilience map that takes into account such things as poverty, age and the percentage of people with special needs.

"But as a practical matter," he said, "a contract is really a road map that takes you from the meeting of the minds all the way through to the closing.

Using slates of different colors -- ocher for land and gray for water, like the Nile, the Tigris and the Euphrates Rivers -- he created a map that takes up the entire center of the gallery floor.

Sandstorm – A very fast paced map that takes place in a smaller section of Cairo.

It presents the degree of accordance between the learner map and the goal map that takes a value of 0 to 1.

But other than a detailed facilities-management map that took a specific browser and a special computer program to function optimally, all were little more than uploaded paper maps that gave, at most, the names of buildings.

Like nearby Garden City and Belle Harbor, Manhasset will always be known as one of those tiny dots on the map that took a disproportionate hit Sept. 11.

A nice feature of SVM regression in plant breeding applications is that the relationship between the marker genotypes and the phenotypes can be modeled with a linear or nonlinear mapping function that takes samples from a predictor space to an abstract, multidimensional feature space (Hastie et al. 2009).

Here we describe a method called slope contrast mapping that takes advantage of the dissimilarity between artificial and natural slopes to identify and map discrete features.

Compared to previous deep-learning-based single-image SR methods, our proposed method is also an end-to-end mapping that takes the low-resolution image as input and directly outputs the high-resolution one.