Sentence examples for maps must have from inspiring English sources

The earliest maps must have been based on personal experience and familiarity with local features.

Your GPS maps must have a comprehensive listings of Point of Interest.

They made it their own and such a reshaping of the map must have taken its toll.

The pixels in the reference disparity map must have good correspondence to the pixels in the target disparity map.

The first point of analysis is that the built cell map must have the location of the obstacles in the workspace, in a fixed position.

Equivalently [1, Theorem  2.9] is concluded from [1, Theorem  3.2]." Note that, in (B2) of [1, Theorem  3.2] and [1, Remark  3.3], we have emphasized that the map must have the continuous inverse, but unfortunately this assumption has been forgotten mistakenly in [1, Theorem  2.9].

The authors there gave an example of a function which is contraction in the category of cone metric spaces but not contraction if considered over metric spaces and hence, by proving a fixed point theorem in cone metric spaces, ensured that this map must have a unique fixed point.

They also gave an example of a function which is a contraction in the category of cone metric but not contraction if considered over metric spaces and hence by proving fixed point theorem in cone metric spaces ensured that this map must have a unique fixed point.

Because both maps end the same way, the better map must have a better prefix, that is, must begin with a better map for the first m− k distributions.

The mapping camera must have very high precision in interior orientation elements and the convergence angle between each camera.

The mapping system must: Have sufficiently high resolution and colour fidelity to quantitatively measure physically small (centimetre order) features and correctly identify animals or deposits from their morphology and colour.