In 1951, she embarked on a semi-official European tour, mapped by the State Department.
This connection between drilling and earthquakes is now being mapped by the US Geological Survey.
Palestine — the West Bank and Gaza, as mapped by the 1967 prewar borders with Israel — possesses the first three.
Hubris and ego lead to discord mapped by the character's self-awareness.
A letter or manuscript receives its own section, and the result is Keats's brief time line mapped by the many occasions of his genius.
But, if the social mainstream is mapped by The Simpsons (as good a guide as any, I reckon) then the procedure has become exceedingly normal.
Although dark matter is invisible, it can be detected and mapped by the gravitational distortions is produces on starlight.
Nietzsche – whose Genealogy of Morals Fitzgerald greatly admired – called the transformation of class resentment into a moral system "ressentiment"; in America, it is increasingly called the failure of the American dream, a failure now mapped by the "Gatsby curve".
In the 1860's, Mr. Lang said, the 160,000-square-foot strip that now constitutes the block where the Helena will be built was one of two "coves of the Hudson" mapped by the city for its street grid.
With small requests, virtually the entire network is mapped by the first InP.
We chose two sites where beetle outbreaks were recorded and mapped by the USFS aerial surveys (Figure 1).
