Sentence examples for maps that reflect from inspiring English sources

Philosophy is not about building intellectual foundations so much as creating better intellectual maps that reflect what people are doing when they say the things they do.

To the Editor: Your editorial about the report from the Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force hit the nail on the head: better preparation for increasingly stronger hurricanes and other climate-change-related events must include risk-based flood insurance rates, flood maps that reflect increasing hazards and improved building codes.

Electromagnetic induction provides larger-scale field maps that reflect major soil and sediment features.

These efforts show how Google is making use of its immense computer processing power to deliver experiences via Maps that reflect a continually changing world.

Through CloudMade's Style Editor anyone, even non-technical people, can produce advanced, custom maps that reflect the brand and identity of their company or their customers company.

TEDx Silicon Valley featured speakers ranging from LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman and PayPal founder Peter Thiel to neo-geographer Di-Ann Eisnor (she makes maps that reflect social data) and Victor Tsaran, who is blind and runs Yahoo!'s accessibility program, which tries to ensure that users with disabilities are able to use Yahoo!'s Web sites.

But he suggested that the commission was open to changes because "we certainly understand the gravity of having a map that reflects our city and making sure minority groups are represented" fairly.

Cooperation between the surveyors in those two agencies led to an impressive map that reflected the true course of the Warwick, but also properly represented the terrain, especially the marshland and forest around Yorktown.

It's a map that reflects the remarkable history of charismatic women who have shaped New York City from the beginning, such as the seventeenth-century Quaker preacher Hannah Feake Bowne, who is routinely written out of history — even the home in Flushing where she held meetings is often called the John Bowne house.

The Think-Maps framework proposes that by constructing a conceptual map that reflects one's thinking in a domain, we make explicit the knowledge learned.

Through coexistence beacon frames, WSAPs can broadcast their revised spectrum map that reflects the spectrum sensing results not only from their own spectrum sensing but also collected from their associated clients.