Sentence examples for maps proved that from inspiring English sources

The production and evaluation of engineering geological geotechnical maps as well as of thematic tectonic and hydrogeological maps proved that the knowledge of this data is crucial for the interpretation of the land subsidence mechanism and the spatial distribution of its effects.

The correlation between the scanning electron microscopy-electron beam induced current and electron backscatter diffraction maps proves that the grain structures and boundaries dominate the electrical activity.

A quick look at Verizon and AT&T's coverage maps proves that there's no other LTE to be had in the state, save for a small pocket of Verizon high speed data in Mississippi's northeast corner.

Comparing old and new maps proves that most of these new pubs opened in places unserved by pubs before and besides, despite the impression we have of there being three Wetherspoon's in every town center, they still only account for less than 2.5percentt of all British pubs.

Comparing old and new maps proves that most of these new pubs opened in places unserved by pubs before – and besides, despite the impression we have of there being three Wetherspoon's in every town centre, they still only account for less than 2.5percentt of all British pubs.

It was only with the coming of the latest West Nile virus scare that the Map proved that it mattered.

Linkage analysis and identical-by-descent mapping proved that copy number variation of intron 1 of the SOX5 gene causes the pea-comb phenotype in chickens (Wright et al. 2009).

Understandably, the islands are a hot spot for vacationers, but one look at home carrier Hawaiian Airlines' growing route map proves that Honolulu's business sector is booming, too.

Avila and his co-authors considered a wide class of dynamical systems – namely, those arising from maps with a parabolic shape, known as unimodal maps – and proved that, if one chooses such a map at random, the map will be either regular or stochastic.

A subset M of X is said to be q-starshaped if there exists a q ∈ M, called the starcenter of M, such that for any x ∈ M and 0 ≤ α ≤ 1, αq + (1 - α) x ∈ M. Shahzad [20] introduced the notion of R-subcommuting maps and proved that this class of maps contains properly the class of commuting maps.

To see that is a pseudocontractive mapping, it is enough to prove that is an accretive mapping: (4.31).