Sentence examples for maps of lands from inspiring English sources

Maps of lands bordering the Mediterranean run the gamut of time, while those for Britain depict the land from the time of the Roman conquest in the first century A.D. and those for parts of Asia begin with Alexander the Great's conquests in the fourth century B.C.

Caland aligned sexuality, nature and identity in her muffled, minimalist works, creating enigmatic maps of lands and bodies merged in one.

He creates maps of land to be surveyed for agricultural use.

High-resolution digital maps of land use and forested wetlands were derived from remote sensing imagery.

The New Zealand Landcover Database comprises maps of land-cover types (see Fig. 1).

We worked with a broad historical survey and maps of land use and natural vegetation from different time periods.

We overlaid maps of land use (ORBIC 2010b) and wind farm potential categories poor, marginal, fair, and good (National Renewable Energy Laboratory 2002).

One approach is to define maps of land ownership, assuming that all land-use change can be attributed to the owners or managers of each parcel of land.

This was addressed using multivariate regression models between maps of land-cover change derived from remote sensing data, maps of burnt areas and a detailed map of ecotypes.

Studies of land-use change often require the combination of socioeconomic survey data with spatially continuous maps of land-cover change.

Maps of land use/land cover (LULC), such as, for example, the NLCD 2006, show spatially varying pattern of LULC categories.