Sentence examples for possibility of mapping from inspiring English sources

But researchers like Steffen Fritz, from the IIASA, are mulling over the future possibility of mapping cropland conditions in high enough resolution to provide detailed information to small-scale farmers too, who may be trying to shield themselves against unpredictability.

XRF offers the possibility of mapping and localizing pigments, thereby producing an elemental map (Figure 3).

Social networks afford companies the possibility of mapping social connections to expand relationships and spread information [20, 21].

In addition, there is the possibility of mapping the distal coronary sinus, and the right atrioventricular groove via the right coronary artery.

Scaling relations are correlations between surface bond energies of different adsorbed species including transition states; they open the possibility of mapping the many parameters determining the rate of a full catalytic reaction onto a few descriptors.

A QuickBird image and low point density LiDAR data for a coastal region in New Zealand was used to examine the possibility of mapping Pohutukawa trees which are regarded as an iconic tree in New Zealand.

Although these results suggest the availability of MAS or the possibility of map-based cloning of genes, obvious progress toward these goals is not reported.

Concomitant to this development, linkage maps of co-dominant markers led to the construction of integrated RFLP maps for a few species [ 8, 9] and the possibility of comparative mapping [ 10, 11].

Recently, high-throughput sequencing technology has opened up the possibility of mutant mapping and cloning with a single sequencing run, dramatically reducing the time typically spent on map-based cloning (Williams-Carrier et al., 2010; Schneeberger and Weigel, 2011; Abe et al., 2012; Liu et al., 2012).

Because the SNPs used in our genetic map can be located on the D. magna genome draft, it may raise the possibility of fine mapping the QTLs on the genome to identify the exact genes responsible for the phenotypic effect.

Fuhu, which makes the rival Nabi tablet for kids, is suing the company, claiming it stole trade secrets and copied its butterfly-shaped design.Eric Schmidt, Google's boss, left open the possibility of providing mapping services to Apple's devices in the future.