Sentence examples for maps and general from inspiring English sources
The CIA World Factbook (//www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/jo.html) provides maps and general information about Jordan's government, economy and history.
"If any student of the military art desires to make a study of a model campaign, let him take his maps and General Rosecrans' orders for the daily movements in this campaign," General Stanley later wrote.
Traveler Update starts with the basics; users have access to TSA wait times, weather information, traffic (pulled from Google Maps), and general information including WiFi access and parking details.
The result is reported, in a matter of minutes, in terms of maps and general statistics, to a list of email accounts and telephone numbers of users who have responsibility for emergency response and to whom specific access permission has been granted.
The lack of representation on Google Maps and general online cageyness about revealing it's full address might lead one to believe this place is breaking a ton of zoning laws and is just some dude's house with a bar inside.
This article describes the path-mapping theory of how humans integrate analogical mapping and general problem solving.
The receptionist welcomed us warmly and handed Nicole a packet with a map and general information.
Three things, she tells me: Perception, localization and mapping, and general machine learning, too.
The energy can include both a harmonic term to ensure smoothness of the map and general data terms for the matching of geometric features.
Examples of the applications of the framework here described include harmonic maps in liquid crystals, where the target manifold is a hypersphere; probability maps, where the target manifold is a hyperplane; chroma enhancement; texture mapping; and general geometric mapping between high dimensional manifolds.
Those results have been extended in [15] for Meir-Keeler cyclic contraction maps and, in general, for the self-mapping T : ⋃ i ∈ p ¯ A i → ⋃ i ∈ p ¯ A i be a p ( ≥ 2 ) -cyclic self-mapping being defined on any number of subsets of the metric space with p ¯ : = { 1, 2, …, p }.
