"map up" is not a correct phrase in written English.
If you are talking about a map, you could use the phrase "map out". For example, "We need to map out our route before we head out on our road trip."
He put the map up on his computer screen and pointed to the river side of the Lower Ninth.
If you click on an icon on the map, up comes a commentary plus reproductions of old prints and maps.
City officials plan to spend an additional $250,000 each year to take new photographs to keep the map up to date.
We haven't got the pre-reforms map up yet to compare it with but I'll add that when we get it.
The BBC's Web site has a good clickable map up today depicting each of the Middle Eastern states where protests seem to be roiling post-Egypt (and some, such as Saudi Arabia, where not much yet seems to be happening).
Another useful product is a spherical harmonic model of the anomaly map up to degree 800.
A DTR is a sequence of decision rules, one per stage of intervention, that map up-to-date patient information to a recommended treatment; thus, an estimated optimal DTR can be used to generate hypotheses about how patient history and outcomes should dictate treatment selection.
Earlier this year it started adding a map view to certain sales listings — allowing users to view potential purchases on a map, upping its game in these location-obsessed times.
The Legislature would have a chance to vote on the new maps, up or down.
Perhaps Google is gearing Maps up for head-to-head competition from Apple's new mapmaker.
end{aligned} (5.58)With this choice of boundary maps the values of the corresponding Weyl function are Dirichlet-to-Neumann maps (up to a minus sign).
