Sentence examples for maps tend to from inspiring English sources

Scher's maps tend to regard geography as a molder of culture and identity.

Parker claims that non-standard maps tend to efface the traditional borders between countries and regions.

Maps tend to be pretty static things -- at least those of known lands like New York City that were long ago explored and charted and colonized with delicatessens and dry cleaners.

"People who buy our maps tend to be what we call leaders," says Giles, who grew up in Portsmouth and used to make dens in the forest here as a child, when maps were the last thing he wanted.

Even the sturdiest of wall maps tend to have limited life spans, but this large, segmented map is so rare that for centuries it was uncertain if this copy even existed, which is why it has been nicknamed the "impossible black tulip" of maps.

Maps tend to skew as much as they clarify: consider the difference between a traditional electoral map that paints most of the United States red, and a cartogram that (a) accounts for population so that Rhode Island looks twice as big as Wisconsin and (b) represents the voting spectrum of red and blue, suggesting the country is less divided than mixed, less red-and-blue than purple.

Table 1 shows that, in addition to increasing marker density, integrating more linkage maps tends to reduce the error between the consensus map and the simulated physical map.

The locus density in the distal regions of the accession-specific maps tended to be lower than in the proximal regions, as was observed for the consensus map.

These tests also support H3, showing that navigation using paper maps tends to be attributed to skill whereas navigation with a satellite navigation system tends to be attributed to the navigation aid itself.

Although most of the classes show a similar average AGB values within each class of the Global Land Cover 2000 product [26], note how the averages based on the CA map tend to be higher than those derived using the DR approach (88% of the 25 cases).

Terms on the left side of the map tend to be related to patient safety risk factors.