Sentence examples for maps may have from inspiring English sources

These maps may have implications for the organization of planning in general, for training of planners, and for software design.

"What no one's talking about is map usage is a lot more important than any of this crazy software" that Google's maps may have, Mr. Rafer said.

An increasing awareness of the effects that the spatial scale of source maps may have on landscape analyses has lately prompted much research on this topic.

Self-organizing maps may have a profound and significant role in merging decision-makers with adequate spatial information for health determinants and assessments suggesting a new integrative method of multi-dimension analysis of land use and injury data.

Now with the changing economic environment adding to everyone's woes, collectors of paper piste maps may have to wait a while until they can add a new Novat to their collection.

For example, the maps may have similar DC value, but differ in DCS, which can be interpreted that considered maps have similar class overlapping and different level of clusterization.

One authority suggests that the map may have been created by Henri Abraham Chatelain.

Whoever buys the encrypted map may have a better chance than most of reaching the exhibition, but the map does not guarantee possession – legally or practically.

Although some symbols on the map may have been difficult to understand, Mr. Papain said, the marks indicated problems the city should have checked out.

The Home Office's access to the map may have been revoked, but it took complaints from other (as yet unnamed) partner organisations to force its hand.

The plane slammed into rock about 300 feet below the ridgeline, rescuers said — close enough to suggest the bad map may have made a difference.