Sentence examples for mapping the globe from inspiring English sources

"Terrestrial Globalism: Mapping the Globe in Early Modern Europe". In Mappings, edited by Dennis Cosgrove.

Mapping the Globe has a "Stories per Capita" view.

You can see the live prototype of Mapping the Globe at www.kanarinka.com/mappingtheglobe.

If you zoom in on the "Story Distribution" view in Mapping the Globe you can see the placement of individual news stories across Greater Boston.

An entry from his diary provided the germ of Arthur Conan Doyle's novel "The Lost World". Fawcett worked with the British Geographical Society, which was in the process of mapping the globe.

Mapping the globe sounded crazy at one point too, I'm sure.

Following its attempts to map the globe, place world literature on the web, provide a directory of images and offer streaming video, Google has turned its attention to the world of invention.

Social studies, history and government related classes can use graphs, charts, maps, the globe, photos, movies and timelines.

Following this, Wright created a new world map, the first map of the globe to be produced in England and the first to use the Mercator projection since Gerardus Mercator's 1569 original.

That's why we can't have completely accurate flat maps of the Earth--any map from the globe to the plane necessarily forces some relative scaling of the countries.

He plans to broaden his knowledge base: "I think the next map that would be cool to create would be a dodecagonal map of the globe". Together with a friend, Daniel also built a website to market his new products, under the name EcoMaps.