Sentence examples for maps connected from inspiring English sources

In this section we also study another two maps connected with the diagonal mapping from polydisk to subframe and expanded disk using, in particular, estimates for maximal functions from Lemma 2.3 which are of independent interest.

A homotopy is a continuous path between continuous maps; two maps connected by a homotopy are said to be homotopic.

Interestingly, most of the MAPs connected to each other are functionally and spatially related to the microtubule plus ends: Lis1, EB1, dynein heavy chain (DNCH1), p150Glued, Clip170, CLASP1 and XMAP215, highlighting the complexity of interactions between MAPs at the tips of growing microtubules [51].

Our results demonstrate the suitability of the GoldenGate assay for high-throughput SNP genotyping to characterise collections containing diverse germplasm or to rapidly establish genetic maps connected with pre-existing ones, and thus open new prospects for Pisum genomics.

> -wrap-foot> * p < 0.05; Isolated = isolated mappings, Departmental = departmental mappings, Integrated = integrated mappings; PBL = problem-based learning group, LBL = lecture-based learning group Departmental mapping refers to maps with several separated units or micro maps connected by a single arrow to superordinate concepts.

In 2010, a semi-automatic model generation system has been developed [ 76] based on the RAST annotation system upon the SEED framework (relying on FIGfam database) that automatically maps genes from full genomes into metabolic maps connected with the KEGG database.

"I'd like to do parking spaces all over London and give out little maps connecting them.

The glasses also offer Google services like search and maps, connect to users' cellphones for text messaging, take photos and record video.

"Indix connects apps with products in the same way that Facebook connects apps with people, and Google Maps connects apps with locations," added Sanjay.

These methods have been previously used to construct linkage maps connecting scaffolds to chromosomes (e.g., Hyten et al. 2010) or even individual gene models to chromosomes (e.g., Amores et al. 2011).

"The map connected all these like-minded people and created a strong community," says Lim. "It started the ball rolling.