Sentence examples for mapping of its from inspiring English sources

"Real" in this sense does not mean that there is a one-on-one mapping of its elements onto reality; over-the-top satires and farces can elicit recognition and insight in a way that "O" doesn't.

Dodging quicksand and rattlesnakes, Ted Mouras will spend Saturday morning walking along a five-mile stretch of a remote section of southeastern Arizona's San Pedro River Basin in triple-digit heat for the annual wet/dry mapping of its water levels.

In the SBFEM, the domain is described by the mapping of its boundary with respect to a scaling centre.

After this overview of the key elements of DAC, the mapping of its key assumptions towards the invertebrate and mammalian brain is described.

The CORBA standard lacks a mapping of its Interface Definition Language (IDL) to Fortran, which still is an important language of many scientific and engineering applications.

It is well known that the diversity of soil borne tree germplasm varies across sites, although there is no mapping of its variation.

And before Google swiped it, Facebook, which lacks maps of its own, was said to be close to a deal.

In 1997, the Fish and Wildlife Service said that to protect the jaguar's habitat, it would have to make public maps of its range.

A landscape is reduced to a map of its landmarks.

Clearly, New York needs a map of its own.

These "place cells", he showed later, helped the rat build up inner maps of its environment.