Sentence examples for maps could prove from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rivera said the maps could prove useful to drivers in private cars as well, allowing them to see — and avoid — areas where buses were bunched.

The nascent mobile advertising industry is heavily focussed on location based services, so owning the dominant mapping system could prove very lucrative.

The method proposed here can be used to integrate environmental data in a single map, and this could prove useful for environmental management in the future.

It concerned, after all, a region that had yet to be properly explored and mapped, a zone that could prove to be the gateway of a northwest passage to Cathay — "that holy grail of Renaissance navigation".

A3 Claim on Discovery of America A Chinese lawyer and collector unveiled a map which was drawn in 1763 but he and his supporters say it is a reproduction of a map dated 1418, which could prove that Chinese explorers were the first to discover America.

This precedes deciphering (mapping bits to joint symbols) and could prove to be a difficult task, since the joint samples are noisy and the joint constellation changes with every new pilot from the receiver.

Although we intend to continue to consolidate and add interactions to the current map we are aware that this could prove difficult in number of respects.

Several statistical values could prove the quality of the surface maps.

— NATE SILVER Two counties that could prove decisive in Colorado are Pueblo County in central Colorado ( View on Map) and Mesa County ( View on Map) along the state's western border with Utah — they have yet to report any results.

Nokia has just sold its mapping service to BMW, Audi and Mercedes for £2bn – technology that could prove invaluable in the race to develop driverless cars.

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