Sentence examples for maps that may from inspiring English sources

Within a week, he was hired.MapBox sells access to interactive street and satellite maps that may be embedded in websites and apps in the style pioneered by Microsoft and Google, and emulated (with problems) by Apple.

Spatial indexes like R-tree variants that are particularly efficient for range queries are not adequate to generate large maps that may be displayed at different scales.

This chapter describes novel strategies and their implementations that may be used for collecting on-site situational data in real time for preparing "localized" crisis maps that may carry more relevant information of the disaster-affected site.

The exhaustive characterisation of this geographic area allows for creating correction isopleth maps that may be functionally integrated into building codes to improve the thermal design of buildings at any site of the territory.

A thorough mathematical foundation of magnification is needed if we want to describe anisotropies and other symmetry breaking constraints in such maps that may serve distinct purposes in sensory information processing.

These networks provide an opportunity of functionally-derived description and interpretation of fMRI maps, that may be especially important in cases where the maps are predominantly task-unrelated, such as studies of spontaneous brain activity e.g. in the case of seizure-related fMRI maps in epilepsy patients or sleep states.

With a single map, that may be true.

Then a map that may or may not make it possible to find them will be auctioned in aid of shark conservation.

One of the Democratic National Committee's initiatives under Dean has been to place campaign field workers in every state rather than to concentrate resources where the Party's chances seem most promising — in particular so-called "red states" on the electoral map that may be leaning Democratic.

However, software-based registration techniques have difficulty accounting for differences in patient positioning and involuntary movement of internal organs, often necessitating labor-intensive nonlinear mapping that may not converge to a satisfactory result.

Fingerprinting requires the user to map the Wi-Fi signal propagation characteristics of the environment beforehand, creating a probabilistic heat map that may be consulted to compare RSS readings obtained by the user.