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Having mapped more than seven million miles of roads in 65 countries, Google Street View has turned its attention to some of the world's most spectacular places, creating eye-candy for digital travellers.

The first, called the Orbiter, studied Venus's clouds and atmosphere and mapped more than 90 percent of its surface by radar.

The 13 pilots that form the basis of the sample covered 11 million people in 63 local authorities, 34 primary care trusts, 13 police authorities and mapped more than £82bn of public spending.

Without envisioning mass transit, motor vehicles, tenements or skyscrapers (the vertical grid), they mapped more crosstown streets than avenues because they figured most traffic would go between the rivers.

The police identified and mapped more than two hundred and fifty mosques in and near New York State, according to the lawsuit filed by the A.C.L.U., the New York Civil Liberties Union and the CLEAR project at the City University of New York School of Law.

Prototypes mapped more than once are marked by '+', and unmapped prototypes by '−'.

Ponds of a lower salt content can be mapped more accurately from fused data than from raw spectral bands.

Furthermore, the CD271-CD44-CD24+ cells also mapped more to the mCherryHi expressers unlike a similar CD24- population (Fig. 5).

Each generation of random mating reduces the extent of linkage disequilibrium (LD), allowing the QTL to be mapped more precisely (Rockman and Kruglyak 2008).

Because the list files are memory-mapped, more parts of the file will be read into RAM as the number of query sequences increases, which also speeds up subsequent look-ups.

Genetic tests are now commonplace, what with prenatal tests diagnosing hundreds of syndromes, midlife tests for mutations linked to breast and ovarian cancer, and -- with the human genome newly mapped -- more and more familial disorders.