Sentence examples for maps which have from inspiring English sources

Nonexpansive mappings are those maps which have Lipschitz constant equal to 1.

It is these maps which have seen rapidly rising prices.

Google's chief executive, Larry Page, said the new maps, which have a cleaner and more intuitive layout, fit into one of the company's major themes.

It controls a hundred and sixty-four mitemsn items (books, manuscripts, recordings, correspondence, photographs, maps), which have been indexed and slotted onto eight hundred and thirty-eight miles of bookshelves.

It's possible that they will release the Congressional maps, which have been drawn up in secret, this week since the Legislature is hoping to approve the new district lines by March 1.

This has held true in many sectors, though the canonical example is the massive public return from the US Geological Survey's freely usable maps, which have generated a fortune that makes the ransoms collected by the Ordinance Survey on its maps of the UK look like a pittance.

I have switched to Google Maps, which has been better, though not perfect.

Monroe had commissioned the survey to update the town's earlier maps, which had been drawn in 1959, following a decade of heavy residential and commercial development.

At the heart of this is the rise of Google Maps, which has come to dominate cartography today, both in terms of resources and popularity.

Compare that with Google Maps, which has been under Google's control since 2004.

recently Multimap re-launched with an interface closer to the Google Maps, which has a 21.4% reach globally compared to 1.4% for Multimap, according to Nielsen Online.