Sentence examples for maps have a from inspiring English sources

Maps have a greater variety; they're larger and feel more "alive" (less like arenas).

Surface relief maps have a significant role in the investigation of the solid planets.

Maps have a way of lying or at least telling the victor's story, which is why Google's effort to crowdsource mapmaking has its detractors.

Formal genetic maps have a wide spectrum of applications in all fields of human genetics including basic genetics as well as medical genetics.

"All maps have a purpose, perhaps even an agenda," Michael J. Trinklein writes at the beginning of "Lost States: True Stories of Texlahoma, Transylvania, and Other States that Never Made It".

Andreessen-Horowitz partner Benedict Evans says these maps have a network effect: a bigger fleet of cars using one type of maps will get better, more regularly updated maps faster than a smaller one would.

Citizen-drawn maps had a role in that, too.

Each of those maps has a different purpose; there is a military map, a topographical map, a weather map, for example.

Christopher Fleet, map curator at the National Library of Scotland, said the maps had a "very clear political and economic agenda".

In the UK, Google Maps has a whopping 89% market share, compared to Bing's 4%.

However, the quality of genetic maps has a significant effect on the accuracy of QTL mapping.