Sentence examples for maps available to from inspiring English sources

Now it's making those maps available to a wider audience, with availability in retail locations.

It's interesting though that, Bungie is also going to be making the Dark Below maps available to all Destiny players when House of Wolves comes out.

In November, Stephen Elop, Nokia's chief executive, said the company made its maps available to iPhone owners so that it could improve its location database.

Brian McClendon, vice president for engineering for maps at Google, would say only that the company wanted to make its maps available to everyone.

To expedite making maps available to help in fighting current fires, the Forest Service built its own receiving station to retrieve Modis data in real time directly at its Remote Sensing Applications Center in Salt Lake City.

Its only public statement on the matter has been vague: "Our goal is to make Google Maps available to everyone who wants to use it, regardless of device, browser, or operating system".

Also like Giuliani both are enthusiasts for online crime mapping, available to the public, which Livingstone expressed a wish to introduce during his first mayoral term and Boris actually did, as his manifesto promised, in September 2008.

A No. Although you will not be passing any data directly to Google, by displaying such data on top of Google Maps in this way and making such mapping available to the public, it appears that you will be granting Google a licence to use such data.

By default, Smartsheet makes a basic map available to all users.

The region is already attracting curious travellers wielding the foundation's useful Ruta de las Misiones map (available to download from the foundation's website), and the plan is to attract more.

This information will be incorporated into an on-line digital map available to interested parties with effective access to the internet (generally government ministries and nongovernmental organizations) and flat maps at different spatial scales provided to local and regional governments as well as pastoral and farming associations.