Sentence examples for maps to reflect from inspiring English sources

Each state must redraw its political maps to reflect the 2010 census, and New York is among the last to comply.

Working on OpenStreetMap, a collaboratively created map of the world – like Wikipedia, but for cartographers – the volunteers have made over 1.5m changes, providing information for humanitarian aid workers on the ground and updating maps to reflect damage from the storm.

Each state must redraw its political maps to reflect the 2010 census, but New York, which has approved neither legislative nor Congressional districts for this year's elections, is among the last to comply.

Ms. Buerkle's plight underscores the peril and panic caused by redistricting, the once-a-decade process of reshaping voting maps to reflect the shifts in population recorded in the census.

As a complementary approach to noise maps, soundscape maps can be useful tools for urban planning and design because they provide more information than conventional noise maps to reflect perceived acoustic environments.

It will take up to a year, and untold sums, for the three states to change their signs and maps to reflect the sanitized moniker, and the cowboys and Indians who live along the unassuming road will probably keep calling it Triple Six long afterward.

New York must drop two of its Congressional districts and redraw the legislative map to reflect population shifts.

Following each presentation, the class can collaborate to make changes to the original map to reflect what the community can expect to see when hydraulic fracturing arrives.

As a result, the cutbacks are redrawing the nation's air service map to reflect the industry's new priorities and changed economics.

A truly climate-smart NFIP will require further comprehensive reforms, including restructuring premiums to more accurately reflect flooding risks and updating mapping to reflect sea level rise and ever-escalating flooding risks driven by climate change.

While not browsing platters of mini-quiches, lawmakers will have to close a projected $2 billion budget gap and finish the decennial process of redrawing the state's political district map to reflect the most recent census.