Sentence examples for mapping to research from inspiring English sources

In that direction, this paper reports on the engineering of an ontology based version of the CERIF standard for CRISs using the OWL language and a proposed mapping to research datasets.

This guide offers a road map to research resources to develop a business plan for the Cornell University community.

Nielsen now lives near Rutgers University, in N.J., at the top of the tallest hill she could find in the area; she went to the county clerk's archive and took out a prospector's map to research the local elevations.

If you Google "Shanghai Metro map" to research hotel locations, be sure you're looking at an up-to-date iteration that shows the Shanghai Disneyland stop at the south end of Line 11.

Such participatory approaches are used in the context of risk and vulnerability as well: Smith et al. (2000), for example, applied participatory risk mapping (PRM) to research and map risks faced by East African pastoralists; Reichel and Frömming (2014) used a PGIS approach to map the local DRR knowledge related to climate change in the Swiss Alps.

We leave the derivation of a general mapping to future research.

In addition to dishing the dirt on farmers markets, The Huffington Post and The Gotham Gazette are doing a food mapping project to research New Yorkers' access to fresh fruits and vegetables.

An article on Dec. 12 about a $5 million restoration of the Beaux-Arts map room at the New York Public Library misspelled the given name of a writer who used the map collection to research his 2004 book, "Waterfront: A Journey Around Manhattan," published in paperback as "Waterfront: A Walk Around Manhattan".

The spatial and temporal distribution of research related to shifting cultivation was mapped according to research focus.

Although qualitative techniques are most suitable for an in-depth understanding of human experiences [ 20], only two of 351 (or 0.5%) Twitter studies from 2007 to 2012 mapped according to research method involved qualitative data obtained from interviews, surveys or observations [ 16].

Researchers can use evidence maps to inform research decisions and designs.