Sentence examples for mapping department from inspiring English sources

Following national service in 1950, working in the British army's mapping department in Trieste, he attended Liverpool Art School, establishing himself as a key member of the city's art scene with paintings exhibited in many local galleries.

These are typically already identified on maps as 'trig points' or triangulation pillars, by the government mapping department.

Scientists working on this project published a summary of their findings in a paper in Geophysical Research Letters last month, and now the British Antarctic Survey's (BAS) mapping department, at the request of Prof Bamber, has put the data in a visually understandable form.

By the time the day is done, Crawford and Kai will have made their weekly rounds at Huntington Hospital, through the pediatric unit and the brain mapping department where patients' seizures are tracked.

With an office in San Francisco, it's been quietly growing, adding thousands of developers, including several high profile names like Foursquare and Pinterest, to its list of users and also making some key hires from the mapping departments of its much larger competitors.

Diagrams were adapted by The Times's map department.

Dr. Ristow joined the Library of Congress in 1946, became chief of the map department in 1967 and retired in 1978.

But the head of the map department, Rosejeanne Slifer, was a serious collector and an independent scholar.

To illuminate these trends, NYTimes' map department turns to organic farms, and produces these useful maps.

It also began in the map department, where they are not used to this sort of thing: the subway map has been redesigned all of three times in the last 25 years.

He did not apprentice with one of the established dealers but, rather, in 1979, when he was twenty-three, wentoto work in the map department at B. Altman, the old Fifth Avenue department store.