Sentence examples for maps in these from inspiring English sources

Conventional methods of soil survey are too cumbersome and expensive to fulfil the need for soil maps in these countries.

Built up areas, representing impervious surface as observed from land cover maps in these five cities, are expanding quickly.

There's a heavy emphasis on maps in these books, and all of your places are marked by pins (red for where you've been, blue for where you're going).

In this article, we extend and generalize the results obtained by Mustafa and Sims and prove common fixed point theorems for three maps in these spaces.

Neuroscientists say that these neurons could add the third dimension to visual maps in these brain areas, suggesting that the brain exploits distance information to help determine an object's identity, not just its position in space.

Spatially resolved maps in these windows were acquired by space instruments, such as Near-Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (NIMS) on Galileo (February 1990 flyby) (Carlson et al. 1993) and Visible, Infrared and Thermal Imaging Spectrometer (VIRTIS) (Drossart 2007; Piccioni 2007) on Venus Express (in orbit from 2006 to 2015) (Svedhem et al. 2009; Titov et al. 2009).

Mapping in these parts need broad and precise studies and tools because of the mixture rocks and confusion units.

Moreover, most of the unigenes mapped in these pathways expressed significantly higher in FR than in YG or MG.

Even though all of the mentioned filtering approaches introduced tone-mapping as one of their applications, the analysis of tone-mapping in these studies has been brief, since the main contributions of these works lie elsewhere.

If you look at the rapid-fire pace which one goes about a map in these top games, you'll see a drastic weakness in the ARG.

In many cases previously-described epitopes with known HLA restrictions were mapped in these vaccine volunteers.