Sentence examples for maps would lead from inspiring English sources

Such maps would lead to a better understanding of the convection currents within the mantle that drive the motion of tectonic plates at the surface of the Earth.

And, somehow, by mapping her way through Japanese cities, the Arizona desert, wherever the maps would lead, she found she was back again.

It remained unclear whether the changed political map would lead to a reshaped coalition with new partners, or perhaps to early elections.

Since SENSE reconstruction much relies on the coil sensitivity map, the inaccurate sensitivity map would lead to residual aliasing artifacts.

For each read with multiple mapping locations, we can then determine which mapping location would lead to the smallest loss over all genes in the genome [cf. (1)].

In the case of multiple sensory objects which differ in the feature that is represented within the map this would lead to a thalamic input to multiple areas within the cortical map resulting in an initial state with multiple active spots within the map.

The economist talked of the figure as a sort of treasure map, which would lead us to the insight.

It also called on the government to "prepare the conditions for negotiations and create a road map that would lead to a lasting peace which includes the demands of the Kurdish political movement".

Dr. Parrish said the maps would also lead to the mapping of landslides and tsunami coastal areas.

One was a pledge to work hard to carry out the American-supported peace plan known as the road map, which if successful would lead to a Palestinian state by 2005.

Marvel took charge six years ago when they launched Iron Man at Paramount, instigating their brilliant Phase One map out for what would lead to The Avengers.