Sentence examples for mapping would suggest from inspiring English sources

But prefrontal cortex cannot be extended forever, and a literal mapping would suggest a strict limit on the level of embedding possible in language, music, or action.

A team of psychologists led by Julia Frankenstein of the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics in Tübingen, Germany, found evidence that we're best oriented when facing north — just like a reliance on maps would suggest.

Although the MDOT maps would suggest that it is a part of the County-Designated Highway System (CDH system), it is not.

The DFNA18 locus, a dominant progressive form of hearing loss, lies in the same region (56), but currently available mapping and linkage analysis data would suggest that it does not encompass the PLS1 gene.

If we assume that the cartographer had accurate knowledge of the contemporary magnetic declination of Beijing, then this would suggest that the map was made much earlier (in sixteenth century) than the current favoured range of 1607 1619 which is not possible given an historical event happened in 1607 was recorded on the map.

They would suggest that more sophisticated support was necessary to build the concept maps more smoothly.

Precedent would suggest otherwise.

I would suggest absolutely nothing.

"I WOULD suggest moving back.

"I would suggest: obviously not".

"Looking at his record would suggest otherwise.