Sentence examples for map to become from inspiring English sources

The transformation of barefoot peasants into prosperous coffee capitalists in Khe Sanh has been repeated throughout Vietnam's highlands in recent years as it emerged from nowhere on the coffee map to become the world's number-three exporter.

A comparison of multiple galliform and passerine species is needed to shed further light on this aspect of avian chromosome evolution; this is an exciting area for further research, as we anticipate increasingly dense avian linkage maps to become available (see for example, Stapley et al., 2010).

There are more ways than ever to find "The One" (or two, or three, or more), it is just that our map to get there has become worn.

Porter noted that any map "seemed to become photographed indelibly on his brain, and he could follow its features without referring to it again".

Map Maker, for those unfamiliar, is a years-old online tool that allows users worldwide the ability to upload new data to Google's online mapping service – particularly in less-developed regions where detailed local maps had yet to become available.

Since then, technology has allowed maps and infographics to become much more impressive.

But he's already mapping out plans to become a postdoctoral researcher in the United States.

As I become skilled at reading maps they withdraw to become for me immediately and already the world itself.

The assembly and mapping algorithms need to become more efficient and accurate to handle the massive amounts of sequence data and extract as much pertinent information from them as possible.

As a result, dense mapping studies are set to become common in wild populations [ 19], providing opportunities for association mapping, genome scans, and comparative mapping [ 1].

I watched The West Wing and mapped out a path to become the Warren Administration's Press Secretary (the first step involves me changing my name to C.J. Rothkopff); I pet a bunny and registered to take the VCATs (Veterinary College Admission Test); I read a book and bought a pen.