Sentence examples for more accurate mapping from inspiring English sources

Ultrasonic detectors provide more accurate mapping of the surroundings at short range, for example when parking.

Matou Township alone gained 45 percent more registered area with the more accurate mapping, to the delight of township officials and residents hopeful that greater subsidies would follow.

Senator Marcellino's bill would also promote the more accurate mapping of areas that meet the scientific definition of wetlands, to make sure they are not lost through bureaucratic missteps.

But some forces matched the new computers and data with better ways of working: more accurate mapping of crime, daily adjustment of officer deployment to crime hotspots and regular evaluation of results.

Google acquired it to get more accurate mapping data for its own Google Maps, but it also saw opportunities to use the data for other projects, like improving internet access and disaster relief.

The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Wide Angle Camera (WAC) filters were specifically designed to take advantage of this spectral feature to enable more accurate mapping of ilmenite within mare soils than previously possible.

I believe a politician's personality, though difficult to ascertain of course, is a more accurate map to their tenure.

If they don't, his iPhone 3, equipped with more accurate maps than those of the coveted iPhone 5, may not yet be obsolete.

We pressed on and soon intersected cross-country ski tracks, made by someone apparently following a more accurate map than mine.

Thousands of new satellite photographs of Afghanistan lay idly in storage at the height of the American military campaign last fall, as technological and then bureaucratic failings kept them out of the hands of Air Force pilots desperate for more accurate maps of the remote country, industry and military officials say.

Not satisfied, the emperor imagines a larger, more accurate "map-world" at one-hundredth the scale of the empire and, then, something even grander: "A map…of the imperial dominions, in which each house shall be represented by a life-sized house, every mountain shall be depicted by a mountain, every tree by a tree of the same size and type, every river by a river, and every man by a man".