Sentence examples for mapped the whole from inspiring English sources

We mapped the whole experience in a timeline.

Whereas Bicep2 has only looked at part of the sky visible from the south pole, Planck has mapped the whole sky.

The question cartographers are always being asked at cocktail parties, says Heyman, is whether there's really any mapmaking still left to do: we've mapped the whole planet already, haven't we?

Global Surveyor, which has mapped the whole Martian surface, some of it down to a resolution of 1.5 metres, has shown that those areologists who kept the faith were right.

We thought, 'There must be some chemical they're releasing to attract each other.' So we proved that in the aquarium, and used some pretty fancy tools to characterise the proteins they were putting in the sea water, and then mapped the whole genome," Bernard explains.

We mapped the whole docking process (voxelization, ligand rotation, FFTs and finding solutions) onto GPUs, and our implementation was able to use multiple GPUs and CPU cores (Shimoda et al., 2013).

It also claims it could shave as much as £100m a year off the UK's flood defence budget by mapping the whole of the country in just 12 months.

The adopted terms are suggested considering an evaluation to identify and map the whole context of Pentest.

They map the whole journey for a typical patient with a specific diagnosis and include the contribution of the multidisciplinary team.

The process for mapping the whole slice is long, and we were unable to locate the tumor region before the procedure.

The redundancy of each contig was estimated by mapping the whole genome set with a large Illumina read set and measuring the number of matched Illumina reads.