Sentence examples for maps not only from inspiring English sources

Habitat suitability maps not only provide baseline information about the spatial arrangement of potentially suitable habitat for a species, but they also help to refine the search for other populations, making them an important conservation tool.

"Detailed" is putting it mildly; these maps not only show every wiggle in every side street, but even icons for gas stations, restaurants, hospitals, airports, schools, campgrounds, and on and on.

Looking for these monuments on several different maps not only helped them see the city from different angles, it showed them which buildings coexisted, and which monuments, when added, disrupted former connections and created new ones.

It was on the basis of the geographic data collected by their merchants, often wandering through hostile territory, that the Aztecs drew up maps not only for economic purposes but for military use as well.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Each student completes his or her map and writes an artist's statement that explains his or her work and responds to one of the following quotations from the article read in class (written on the board or copied into a handout for easier access): -"Maps not only told one where one stood, but defined the importance of that place".

The study of colonial surveying and cartography has become key to understanding the history of European colonialism because of the recognition that land surveys and maps not only represent territory but form part of the process through which territory comes into being.

Taken together, these texts map not only China's path to economic reform but also Wu's own intellectual evolution.

We find that it should map not only the focal submanifolds to focal submanifolds, isoparametric hypersurfaces to isoparametric hypersurfaces, but also map isoparametric hypersurfaces to focal submanifolds.

The corresponded emissivity map not only eliminates the influence of the topography, but also hints the inherent properties of the lunar regolith just below the surface.

Doctors could use the sheets to map not only electrical activity but mechanical function and other aspects of heart health, he says.

In government documents from 2011, this field was mapped not only as protected peatland but also as part of the national park.