Sentence examples for mapping some of from inspiring English sources

Campbell is interested in mapping some of the very general structural features of human thought.

We will explore nonfiction as a heterogeneous and often hybrid genre, grasping the form's quicksilver nature by mapping some of the shapeshifting ways that nonfiction can behave: memoir, reportage, ethnography, manifesto, and more.

So Bax notes that as the new hybrid approach matures, it may prove useful in mapping some of these vital proteins for the first time.

Google has spent a lot of time and human hours mapping some of the more remote areas of the globe with its Trekker program, and now users have a chance to go behind the scenes and learn more about both those places and the process.

We thank Prateek Goyal and Nagagireesh Bojanala for assistance in mapping some of the mutants.

By mapping some of the newly discovered sites on the 3D structure of the RT, we were able to suggest possible molecular-mechanisms of drug-resistance.

While our core data do a really good job of mapping some aspects of planetary orbits, they tell us nothing about others.

Larry Buchanan, Michael Guerriero, and Nick Traverse mapped some of them in July.

We've mapped some of the key facts by province, too.

When business historians map some of the most curious and important marketing innovations of the 20th century, they may take note of this.

No worries, though, as maybe I can re-map some of the buttons from within the game, right?