Sentence examples for mapping can come from inspiring English sources

The now-legendary example of how mapping can come to the rescue was Haiti during the 2010 earthquake.

Both types of Payload maps can come in single-round or multiple-round maps.

While Waze has developed a way to collate crowdsourced mapping and traffic data, Glympse doesn't create the maps themselves — as you can see in the example below, the map data can come from Google, but also Microsoft's Bing, Open Streetmap and others — but its location-tracking technology effectively lets you create a real-time trail showing your route to a particular location.

In contrast to regular subway maps, which can come across as a tangled web of subway lines, stops and streets, the new vertical maps show riders on a given line what stops are coming up next.

"One other thing we're looking at is augmented reality, so you could hold your smartphone camera over your map and it can come to life," Giles says.

As a defender, it is important to know areas in your map where attackers can come from to arm the M-COM.

And, as evidenced by the recently launched Brain mapping initiative, public/private partnerships can come into play such that federal agencies and private foundations (and businesses) can join forces to drive major initiatives that will significantly benefit humankind.

Once opened and used, maps are cached so that users can come back and load them later on, even when they're offline.

This map is quite small so enemies can come from every angle imaginable.

This can come in handy for things like mapping.

Its map also lists the locations of bike shops, which can come in handy.