Sentence examples for mapped more than from inspiring English sources

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

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 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.

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 '−'.

In the Northern Hemisphere, the U.S.-led U.S.-led Sloan Digital Sky Surveyore than 46,000 bright galaxies across a huge swath of the sky.

Garfield writes: "The digital revolution – so neatly encapsulated in the Facebook map – has transformed mapping more than all the other innovations of cartography's centuries.

But, as is Samsung's wont, the phone takes things an extra step, mapping more than 100 points in the user's face and building a 3D avatar.

"London is on the map more than it's ever been".

"This map more than any other looks like a map we would expect today," said Tom Harper, the library's maps curator.

But nothing put Bristol on the map more than William Rasmussen's decision to broadcast New England Whalers and University of Connecticut games throughout the state.