Sentence examples for maps contained in from inspiring English sources

It characterises road travel, from the route maps contained in 18th-century road books to their modern-day heirs, satnavs.

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

Future biogeographic mapping efforts will be aided by the baseline data and updated range maps contained in the database.

Locations of villages or towns were verified by using the National Imagery and Mapping Agency's GEONet gazetteer (available from: URL: http://www.nima.mil/), and historical reference atlases and maps contained in the original reports were mapped to the current administrative boundaries by using ArcView 3.1 geographic information system (GIS ESRIRedlandsands, CA).

China set off alarms in the region when it began resuscitating the line early in this decade, giving it renewed prominence in state propaganda, and including it on a map contained in all new Chinese passports.

Two experiments with 260 ewes compared the effectiveness of different progestogens and the amount of medroxyprogesterone acetate (MAP) contained in the intravaginal devices with short term primings for equine chorionic gonadotrophin (eCG) estrous induction in anestrus ewes.

However, if Node A receives an ARP request from a new IP address, then Node A cannot easily know the correctness of the source IP/MAC mapping contained in the ARP request.

This map contained several regions spanning as much as 26 cM that completely lacked mapped loci, even though the other maps contained many mapped loci in these same regions.

The two maps contained 6554 SNPs in 32 linkage groups, spanning 2010 cM and 1917 cM for the NL and UK populations, respectively, and were similar in size and marker order.

Since for a nonexpansive mapping, the mapping is -inverse strongly monotone, the problem of finding an element of, where denotes the set of fixed points of the nonexpansive mapping, is equivalent to that of finding an element of, where denotes the set of solutions of the mapping, and contained in the class of problem (1.9).

Mapping exercises contained in two of the reviewed tools appear helpful in unpacking the complex relationships in which some partnerships operate.