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With more than a hundred of published mappers, read mapping might be considered fully solved.

Cullen is exploring whether argument mapping might be incorporated in the online philosophy program Wi-Phi, and Rutgers University plans to introduce an argument-mapping class next year.

We, however, propose a different answer — one that explains why Apple was afforded such leniency in the past, and why their present battle in mapping might be long, expensive and difficult to win.

However, such an infinite order mapping might be redundant and inefficient as the order of nonlinear relationship between process variables of industrial process system is often limited by many physical constraints.

However, it is possible that in future studies using lower-intensity stimuli further mapping might be more crisp and accurate.

Further, a recent study suggests that high gamma (>70 Hz) mapping might be used as a valuable complement to standard ECS mapping during pre-surgical evaluation [35].

It's clear that you're conscious of how this map might be taken.

A concept map might be the most appropriate graphic organizer to diagram the conflicts in the region.

There was a sense back then the map might be redrawn to take in post-war politics both literally and metaphorically.

And he dismisses suggestions that the organisation's duty to continue printing these maps might be contrary to its commitment to the database.

Maps might be like the Da Vinci code to Tim, but when it comes to whittling crash helmets out of large, orange fruit, he has no peers.