Sentence examples for maps that exist from inspiring English sources

Policy ecological knowledge - ecological knowledge shaped by the rules, regulations, and maps that exist for politically defined territorial and natural resources jurisdictions.

There are epistemological maps that exist in regards to loss and in regards to death in this blues music.

The genetic maps that exist for melon are not dense enough (containing only a few hundred markers) and are still the limiting factor for MAS, cloning of genes of interest and WGA (genome-wide association studies).

But even with a light and a map of the catacombs, it would have been hard for someone ill-prepared to make it out, because the maps that exist are a maddening, brain-like scrawl.

Parker sets out to explore the British Isles using not Google or the Ordnance Survey but instead the maps that "exist in people's minds", personal geographies with "beloved homes at their centres and vast empty spaces where imagination faltered or trips ended …."  Parker focuses on the alternative topographies dreamed up by various groups: pilots, new-age Druids, canal boaters, cave-divers.

They were accurate enough to show relative locations on the very small-scale, rudimentary maps that existed.

The move will bring the UK into line with the free publication of maps that exists in the US. Gordon Brown announced the change at a joint event in London today with Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, who is now information tsar advising on the handing over of private government data to the public.

"Crystalline" models such as this are attractive since they explain the regular clusters of label resulting from most small injections of tracer and echo the regularity in functional maps that exists in primary visual cortex of higher mammals.

It has long been established that on the somatosensory cortex the "map" that exists in the brain, relating specific areas of the cortex to specific places on the skin the genitalia are represented both in their expected place (around the lower trunk and upper leg) and then again below the leg, around the feet and toes.

Tau, a family of microtubule-associated protein (MAP) that exists in six isoforms, is involved in the etiology of Alzheimer's and upon hypophosphorylation gives rise to neurofibrillary tangles (NFTs) inside neurons.

In this paper, considering the case of a rectangular plate, the role of the different parameters controlling the geometrical nonlinear effects is first examined, and then the one-to-one mapping that exists between the degree of nonlinearity and the parameter b2/hR (b, h and R are the sample width, thickness and curvature, respectively) is established.