Grant would ride and read and map the terrain around Vicksburg until he found a way to ram his armies through the city.
This is a continuing struggle for a lot of performance art, which is dedicated to mapping the terrain between one's private life, where images and bits of talk mean everything, and a public space, where without having to be fully explained, they can still resonate for strangers.
Private-sector sources constantly map the terrain, plan strategy, and set new priorities.
Ultimately, by carefully mapping the terrain of the scientist's life, Rothwell allows readers to answer the book's title question--Who wants to be a scientist --for themscientist --for
The longer-term payoff, though, is that you have to mind-map the terrain around you much more intently even than in the original Dark Souls, with its devilish origami architecture.
Her group, working under the orders of Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, mapped the unfamiliar terrain and reconnoitered its inhabitants.
There are those who fiddle the system, but that shouldn't deter Labour from mapping the true terrain of today's shambolic welfare state.
American readers knew that Updike was performing a service for them, mapping the new terrain they were trying so fitfully to negotiate themselves.
