Sentence examples for mapping at a from inspiring English sources

Quality profiles for mapped tags indicate that those mapping at a shorter lengths do so because the truncated section contains poorer quality sequence (Fig. 1; Supplementary Fig. 1).

Employing the method of majorant series, we need to discuss the eigenvalue α of the mapping at a fixed point.

It is particularly suitable for science mapping at a time when the emphasis on empirical contributions is producing voluminous, fragmented, and controversial research streams.

The synchrotron-based scanning transmission X-ray microscopy (STXM) technique provides quantitative chemical mapping at a spatial resolution of 25 to 30 nm.

"We think we're living in this modern age and everything's been done, but for people who look at mapping at a slightly different angle, they'll see things that still need to be done virtually everywhere," he says.

This break down is similar to the classic scientific method practiced by field geologists of regional exploratory mapping followed by directed mapping at a local scale, except that we distinguish between two different phases of exploratory mapping.

He could be handed a topography map at a site and sketch out the entire resort".

This school year, it is rolling out a program called Smart Maps, at a cost of $100,000.

The data are mapped at a resolution four times greater than previous measurements in a 2011 study.

Previous Pikmin games made it feel as if you were exploring one part of a map at a time.

There are no signs along the way, but there is a big sign with a map at a launch site, and paddlers can carry along a laminated brochure.