Sentence examples for maps of those from inspiring English sources

Spacecraft sent to Venus and Mars have produced better topographical maps of those worlds than exist for Earth.

The great discoveries of Columbus, da Gama, Vespucci, Cabot, Magellan, and others gradually transformed the world maps of those days.

Determining the cycles of transmission of the virus among humans, insects, birds and animals is complex, and the maps of those interrelationships are still too sketchy to provide a full understanding of the ecology of West Nile virus in this country.

In 2000 and 2001, exquisitely detailed maps of those spots allowed scientists to divine the amount of matter and energy in the universe (ScienceNOW 30 April 2001).

The main result of the present work is that the default mode maps of those patients suffering from neuropathic pain differ significantly from those of the healthy controls.

Polymorphisms detected by various marker technologies have been used to generate molecular marker maps of those species that do not have any genome sequences and physical maps.

Dr. Louis J. Picker, an H.I.V. vaccine specialist at Oregon Health & Science University, described the work as "a road map to vaccine development, yes — but it's like one of those maps of the world from the year 1400.

To go by those maps of the United States that show up every four years, calling the electoral votes, New Jersey is turning bluer and bluer.

Remember those maps of the 2000 election that divided America into the "red" states that voted for George Bush and the "blue" states that voted for Al Gore?

But Mr McClendon acknowledges that his team have a lot more work to do before its maps of the country match those of the UK or US.

We've seen plenty of alternative maps of the London Underground, from those plotting average rents by station, to those charting life expectancy at every stop.