Sentence examples for mapping master from inspiring English sources

Tools such as Populous (Jupp et al., 2012) and Protege Mapping Master (http://protege.stanford.edu) have been developed to support these activities.

But projection mapping masters AntiVJ have created their first permanent projection mapping, called Omicron.

In addition, a user can split the map (master map) into sub-maps called modules, typically defined on functional or structural basis, though any other criteria might be used.

For instance, in the Guided-search model [ 40] this representation is called "saliency map" or "master map".

Alessandra Cianchetta, a partner at AWP, the firm mapping the master plan, acknowledges the enormousness of her task.

This assumption is supported by historical forest inventory maps, such as the "Master Map of the Reinhardswald" from 1827 (Marburg State Archive, Map P II 2079).

There are three necessary elements for generating the NaviCell representation of a comprehensive map of molecular interactions: a) a map file in CellDesigner xml format (the master map); b) a set of semantic zooming views of the map (in PNG format); c) a simple configuration file, specifying several options for generating NaviCell files.

The Tripoli Post lay on the floor, together with a Libya map and Mastering Arabic.

An unlimited number of separate simplified map representations that can contain subsets of the master map objects can accompany the master map in NaviCell.

The shuttling between the master map and the module maps is provided through internal links in NaviCell.

Accordingly, testis tissue had the greatest proportion (ca. 51%) of reads fully mapping to the master assembly (Table 1).