Sentence examples for maps rely on from inspiring English sources
Computerized crime maps rely on correct information about crimes and where they occurred from a city's 911 database, an effort that is both costly and time-consuming.
The maps rely on emission data and are calculated by use of atmospheric modelling techniques.
The company says several major Internet-based mapping services, such as Mapquest and Microsoft's Bing Maps, rely on its data for some geographical areas.
Tephra volume estimates derived from isopach maps rely on thickness trends being controlled by eruptive and atmospheric rather than depositional processes.
Therefore, the WI and MoA maps rely on few, widely dispersed and geographically biased field measurements of peat presence and thickness.
Almost all seismic hazard studies which are reflected in seismic hazard maps rely on b-value calculations, so temporal and spatial variations in the b-value will affect existing seismic hazard maps (Schorlemmer et al., 2005).
Namely, one of the main applications of linkage maps relies on the mapping of quantitative trait loci (QTL), which allows localizing genomic regions responsible for the variations in continuous phenotypic traits of interest.
One of the most heavily used maps relies on a daily aerial shot of the site taken with a heat-sensing camera to detect fire patterns in the rubble.
Spanning more than 200 cities nationwide — and with plans to roll out bicycle routes internationally — Google Maps relies on a mash-up of data, from publicly available sources like bike maps to user-generated information.
Until recently, seafloor gravity maps relied on declassified data from the Geosat missions (launched in 1985 and 1998, respectively) and on ERS-1 data.
In a June 12 blog post on CAFB's website, Hollister explained that the maps relied on data from a variety of sources, including from the group's internal documents, U.S. Census Bureau survey data, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's food desert map and Feeding America's Map the Meal Gap study.
