Sentence examples for maps leading to from inspiring English sources

After dinner we lay by the fire on piles of cushions drinking single malt whisky, our host telling us the stories of his land: secret maps leading to buried treasure; a golden phoenix; UFOs; a recently excavated 10ft male skeleton.

Both approach produced identical stability maps, leading to a generalized representation.

Of all approaches, however, it is shown that the one based on three affine maps, leading to substantial compression ratios of 28 1, is generally the best, for such end up following the geometry of all sets rather closely.

We can then compare the different individual maps, leading to map statistics; if orientation maps are to be described mathematically, it seems fair to hope for a mathematical object that produces, rather than a single complex-valued function with the desired features, statistical ensembles of realistic-looking maps [12].

These mutations could disrupt the binding sites for MAPs, leading to altered function or possibly dominant-negative effects.

These maps will provide a marker scaffold to develop complete physical maps leading to the final sequence assembly of the seven wheat D-genome chromosomes.

Kosovo is looking for a "road map" leading to visa-free travel.

In the process they discover an ancient Spanish map leading to the long-lost treasure hoarded by 17th-century pirate One-Eyed Willie, aka William B Pordobel.

He called there for urgent action on the long-awaited "road map" leading to the creation of a Palestinian state in 2005.

In a final swish of the olive branch, Mrs Albright expressed willingness to "develop with the Islamic Republic, when it is ready, a road map leading to normal relations".So when exactly will Iran be ready?

Miku's boat can be upgraded, using spare parts spread around the map, leading to longer speed boosts, and small, shining collectibles fill in a purely pictorial tale that explains why the world is in this state.