Sentence examples for map the changing from inspiring English sources

In animals like us, who roam great physical, social and symbolic distances, the brain must be big enough to map the changing world, provide a sense of control, and adapt to those changes.

In particular, we have been able to map the changing ice sheet in fine detail, and pinpoint where, and when, the greatest ice losses have occurred.

Pritchard's team used the laser altimeter on Nasa's Icesat spacecraft to map the changing thickness in 54 ice shelves around Antarctica.

It will allow comparison of different funding models (for example, the traditional 3-year Ph.D. with the Trust's more recent, innovative, 4-year programme), says Chisholm, "and we can also map the changing face of student finance, student motivation, student commitment".

More studies should be conducted in the future to map the changing malaria epidemiology in Bangladesh as control activities are scaled up.

Extensive cross-sectional and/or longitudinal studies are needed to map the changing developmental landscape and determine the age-appropriate relevance of variables.

Levels of crime, pollution and antisocial behaviour are rising more sharply in London's three richest neighbourhoods than anywhere else in Britain, according to an atlas which maps the changing social geography of Britain for the first time.

It also maps the changing connections between trust and accounting.

There are other ways of mapping the changing distribution of knowledge.

Global Surface Intelligence (GSI) is one of a handful of companies around the world with access to a satellite database that effectively maps the changing behaviour of the world's resources.

The trajectory map depicts the changing material resistance due to the changing crack growth mechanisms with increasing crack growth rate, as reflected in terms of the applied stress intensities, ΔK and Kmax.