Sentence examples for preparing a map from inspiring English sources

With the goggles on, it was possible move around and see the heart from every angle and check its structure, preparing a map for surgery.

Google is widely thought to be preparing a map app for Apple's online store, but it has not submitted one for Apple's approval so far.In effect, in breaking with Google and giving iPhone users worse maps than before, Apple has gambled on three things.

The differences in induction were examined by preparing a map of the carbohydrate active enzymes for each pairwise comparison.

Ultrasonography (US) acts by preparing a map by creating the sound waves which get in touch with a surface or infiltrate the tissues and create an echo followed by the conversion of this echo into an image by the transducer [ 28].

Ferris, who was a trained surveyor, prepared a map of the Yellowstone area in 1836.

Mr. Cullen said they had prepared a map showing where former residents who became cancer patients had lived.

United Nations cartographers have prepared a map, they said, but it needs approval by the Security Council before serving as a guideline for the withdrawal.

She prepared a map of census tracts on the Island with red dots placed on all those where half the households were headed by someone 60 or older.

They instructed a magistrate, Roanne L. Mann, to prepare a map, and set a March 12 deadline for her to furnish a proposal for the judges' consideration.

"May I ask your cooperation in the preparation of a map showing the distribution of the higher elements of civilization throughout the world?" Huntington began, and he continued: My purpose is to prepare a map which shall show the distribution of those characteristics which are generally recognized as of the highest value.

276 194 bce), who had prepared a map of the Nile valley southward to the latitude of modern Khartoum, anticipated the correct answer when he reported that heavy rains had been observed to fall in the upper reaches of the river and that these were sufficient to account for the flooding.