Sentence examples for move map from inspiring English sources

Previously, you could move map markers on maps and add locations to maps, but this is the first time that Google is deeply engaging user input to make maps more detailed and precise.

Another feature he discusses is transitions — i.e. being able to move map users through a 3D view that takes in aerial imagery and moves down through different levels of detailed 3D content, before they arrive at street level.

He had a reputation as a perfectionist who calculated every move, mapping out his progress on charts.

With a moving map display, an icon representing your car shows your position on the map.

The first is a formal sextet, whose spare classical moves map out haunting geometries in space.

Enter your flight number and MondoWindow downloads a moving map of the landscape you're flying over.

There is also an oddly powerful and moving map of Britain marked out by its organiser with the route of the 1932 hunger march, showing how people converged on London from Glasgow to Great Yarmouth and Newcastle to Exeter.

Instead of consulting captains and their logs, the makers of this moving map of the currents around the world from June 2005 through December 2007 used data obtained from satellites and sensors in the ocean.

The units take so many measurements that, when combined with information from the radar and cameras, a moving map of the car's surroundings can be created in the onboard computer, a fairly run-of-the-mill desktop.

In its review of "A Blood-Dimmed Tide," Mr. Astor's account of the Battle of the Bulge, The Plain Dealer of Cleveland said he conveyed "the sight, feel, smell and taste of a historic battle told by soldiers who did the fighting, not those who moved map pins back and forth in the safety of a rear echelon headquarters".

If you are available, it's hard to tell whether your friend actually wants you come join them just from their checkin or moving map beacon.