Sentence examples for maps which cover from inspiring English sources

Omni Resources, www.omnimap.com, recommends Kompass maps, which cover most of the hiking areas in northern and central Italy, as accurate and current.

The SOHO/MDI data provide the uniform time series of the synoptic magnetic maps which cover the period of the cycle 23 and the beginning of the cycle 24.

This time the Hamburg, Germany-based company is gunning for Google Maps with the release of ForeverMap, also powered by data from OMS, which although a paid-for app, bests the search giant's offering in one significant area: it supports offline use since the maps, which cover Europe, are pre-loaded.

Orientation maps, which cover the full range of orientations, were computed based on the 4 measured orientations using vector summation, and downsampled to 18 bins of 10° each.

A total of 1137 markers, including 793 out of the 1338 successfully genotyped SNPs, along with 344 simple sequence repeat and intronic polymorphism markers, were mapped onto two linkage maps, which covered 1467.8 and 1422.7 cM, respectively.

Why are there so few of them in much of Manhattan? A. Because, wishing to maximize the amount of real estate available for development, the commissioners who devised the 1811 street grid for most of the island did not include alleys in their map, which covered Manhattan from First Street to 155th.

In common carp, a total of 463 physical map contigs and 88 single BACs were integrated into the genetic linkage map, which covered 30% of the common carp genome.

The total length of the current FV×FB linkage map is 442.8 cM across seven linkage groups, comparable to that of the first diploid strawberry map which covered 445 cM and is estimated to almost completely cover the diploid Fragaria genome.

The map, which covered an estimated of 95% of the genome with an average interval of 2 cM, was used to analyze the distribution of a newly discovered family of MITE transposons and tested for its utility in positioning seven mutations that affect aspects of plant size.

Figure 8 shows a whole strip-map image which covers almost the whole Mont-Blanc area, i.e. French, Italian and Swiss parts.

This map was constructed from a combination of satellite imagery and land cover maps which were used to develop models that identified the location of settlements [ 48, 49].