Sentence examples for maps to define from inspiring English sources

Maps to define the study area.

This simulation model is composed by:   (a) Equation regulating the fluid dynamics   (b) Maps to define the study area   (c) Data describing the area and the parameters   (d) Initial and boundary conditions.  .

Traditionally, or historically, we've always used maps to define areas, for example with borders between countries.

We used "number" of essential genes in the pathway maps to define the essential pathway maps.

The authors used a series of propositional statements and concept maps to define the content boundaries of the test, and they identified alternative conceptions through review of the literature, observation during lessons, and examination of student work.

Enzyme mapping of the annotated sequences was performed using a direct GO to Enzyme annotation, and this programme was also used to query the KEGG maps to define the main metabolic pathways involved.

Having accepted this challenge, the first thing I did was draw an arc on a map to define the destinations within a four-hour drive of my home in suburban New York City.

Ostensibly to protect them, Ecuadorean authorities in 2006 drew lines on the map to define an "intangible zone" in the southern part of the Yasuní and the Waorani tribal lands, with entry barred to any outsiders and all economic activity.

By coincidence, when that headline appeared, I was reading about how Gertrude Bell drew those lines on a Mesopotamian map to define an Iraq within territory Britain wrested from Turkey after World War I.

This paper uses cell mapping to define quantitative measures of controller robustness that are useful for performance validation.

Map building generates a terrain map using the measurements of laser and ultrasonic rangefinders, and path planning uses the map to define an obstacle-free path for the detector.