Sentence examples for maps are essentially from inspiring English sources

Maps are essentially unmoored, especially since library catalogues fail even to mention, let alone describe, the maps contained in their books.

Most railroad maps are essentially graphic itineraries, indicating where you get on and off, drawn not to scale but, rather, to the self-aggrandizing proportions of the rail line in question.

Then the depth maps are essentially massaged into the correct shape to line up with their neighbors.

These maps are essentially vertical profiles of the corresponding quantities grouped in the proper temporal sequence with a time resolution of 2 min (the same as for the electric fields presented in Fig. 1).

He went further, adding that in his view GMS apps — including the Play Store, Gmail, YouTube and Google Maps — are "essentially necessary for survival for anyone who is outside of China".

"A majority of these range maps are essentially boundaries or polygons that are 'drawn' over a map based on the opinions of a handful of experts.

These maps were essentially descriptions.

Interpretive soil pre-mapping is essentially a geovisualization enterprise.

A self-potential map is essentially the sum of two contributions, one associated with groundwater flow referred to as the electrokinetic component, and one associated with redox potential anomalies referred to as the electroredox component (thermoelectric and diffusion potentials are generally negligible).

Examination of the raw data indicated that RIL pairs with relatedness value higher than 0.8782 in the heat map were essentially absent.

They could be the consequence of transgressive segregation, although in this case this is unlikely as the trait mapped is essentially synthetic and not seen in either parent or in other wild isolates.