Sentence examples for part maps from inspiring English sources

Later medieval mapmakers were clearly aware of the Earth's sphericity, but for the most part, maps remained small and schematic, as exemplified by the T and O renderings, so named from the stylized T-form of the major water bodies separating the continents and the O as the circumfluent ocean surrounding the world.

Each body part maps to specific points in the cerebellum, but there are numerous repetitions of the basic map, forming an arrangement that has been called "fractured somatotopy".

We examined if one part of those reads maps to a TE consensus sequence (up to 2 mismatches) while the other part maps to the genome (uniquely; up to 1 mismatch; ∼0.06% of all reads).

Body part maps to the Disease field of the database, though it does not have good conceptual alignment to that field, because it is the primary place in the database where disease localization is recorded.

Southern Part, Map of Vermont.

L.E.D.'s on the ceiling and images on the carpet carry the same pattern -- part silicon chip layout, part map.

Part map, part assemblage and part photo album, the large wall-mounted panel is a flat-footed effort to draw the viewer into the artist's experience.

In a society that has no written language, this art is part hymn book, part map, part biography and part illustration in the Western sense.

The interface between the target chip and the target board is implemented as two parts; software part running on a microprocessor in a multi-thread fashion and hardware part mapped into field programmable gate array logic.

A: Most boring part – mapping – is the bane of CIOs, they're backed up all the time.

The working load acting domain and the constraint domain correspond to the joint surface of the part, mapped as the connection structure.