Sentence examples for maps that has from inspiring English sources

One explanation for the formation of topographic maps that has received strong experimental support is that it is based on the matching of gradients of receptors and their ligands (O'Leary and Wilkinson, 1999; Wilkinson, 2001).

3. Create maps that have personal significance to them.

FEMA rushed to revise maps that had been long overdue, placing far more people in the floodplain.

Field workers identified only five obstacles from the agency's own maps that had been removed, and five more that had been removed and then put back.

His early efforts helped form the basis for molecular maps that have made the tomato genome one of the best known in the plant world.

In some long-term democracies, such as Britain, legislatures must approve the new electoral maps that have been drawn by independent bodies, but this is typically a formality.

Local map providers use government-issued maps that have sensitive areas excluded, but a law that prevents export of government-supplied mapping data stops Google from using it, despite having been seeking a license for the data since 2008.

Add that to the pile of things — my address books, Filofax, portable music player, point-and-shoot camera, printouts of maps — that have melded into the smartphone.

Not a single reader expects Mr. Obama to carry Florida, even on the maps that have him winning more than 300 electoral votes.

For users with an Internet connection, the program links to National Geographic's Map Machine Web site, which provides updates on maps that have changed since the program was finished.

The problem with maps that have more cells is that they are slower to train.