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The Guardian's new geographic analysis is the first time that gun homicides nationwide have been mapped down to the census tract level, researchers said.

We know from our friends at Knewton what the Grand Design is -- a system in which student progress is mapped down to the atomic level.

This ability has been mapped down to a single gene, sid-2, which, when inserted as a transgene in other species, allows them to so take up RNA for RNAi as C. elegans does.

You could certainly find precursors for such a development in, for instance, the Cold War intelligence community's urge to create a global satellite system that would bring every inch of the planet under a new kind of surveillance regime, that would map it thoroughly and identify what was being mapped down to the square inch, but nothing so globally up close and personal.

In the fourth round, the regions retaining recombination rates of 0.5 cM or higher were mapped down to hotspot resolution.

Its nervous system is mapped down to the individual synapse [10], and its neurons form simple functional units, similar to elementary network units found in higher animals [11].

From the system-level perspective, feasibility models allow casting exploration problems in a more intuitive performance space rather than mapping down to implementation parameters.

The prime minister said that by April he hoped a consultation would be completed on the free provision of Ordnance Survey maps down to a scale of 1 10,000, (not the scale of a typical Landranger map set at 1 25,000).

Now Mercury has its own high-resolution maps, down to the scale of kilometres, made from thousands of images taken by Nasa's Messenger spacecraft as it orbited the planet over the course of a year.

"Wherever the rover's been we can literally map down to the scale of sand grains," says Calef. "Although," he admits, "it takes a little bit of work".

GPS is only so accurate, but a VPS could map down to individual pixels of an image Think centimeter accuracy at a city scale, because that's what Scape is thinking.