Sentence examples for maps the relationships from inspiring English sources
Basically, InFlow maps the relationships between people within a company and renders those linkages in a Web-like diagram.
This study empirically evaluates and maps the relationships between recruitment and species and tree size diversity, as measured with the Shannon's index, within mixed poplar/birch and mixed spruce stands across the boreal forest of Alaska.
An industrial learning model was developed that - based on self-determination theory, maps the relationships between basic psychological needs (BPN), working conditions (e.g. autonomy support), employee potentials (e.g. organizational citizenship behavior (OCB)) and performance of blue collar workers.
In order to tackle these shortcomings, we survey information visualisation techniques and discuss an alternative approach and system: Space Explorer, which maps the relationships of objects to distances and visualises these distances in a 3D, interactive space.
The latest from a prolific and acclaimed novelist, The Harder They Come is a family saga that maps the relationships between the three people at its heart -- an elderly veteran, his son with schizophrenia, and his son's anarchist radical girlfriend -- as their potent mix of violence and paranoia urges them toward tragedy.
Each ontology is structured as a directed acylic graph that maps the relationships between terms.
An article in the Egyptian press maps the relationship between oil, arms and key members of the American administration.
The image method maps the relationship between the limb and the whole body (table 2).
From the first season of Showtime's "The L Word," a chart mapping the relationships of the character Alice has been a central motif, growing to take over an entire wall.
Dr. May also hopes to determine whether differences in genital morphology can be used to help map the relationships between genera within families of odonates.
At the Literary Lab, for example, Moretti is involved in a project to map the relationships between characters in hundreds of plays, from the time of ancient Greece through the nineteenth century.
