Sentence examples similar to present day map from inspiring English sources

Dr. Orrell's breakthrough was to use a famous 17th-century etching, "The Long View of London," by the Bohemian artist Wenceslaus Hollar, and overlay it on a present-day map showing which 17th-century buildings survive.

Available long-term and near-real time global and regional maps of foF2 are examined in relation to telecommunication and aeronomy requirements and recommendations are made for the best present-day maps to adopt.

We test this hypothesis using historical and present day habitat maps and current plant biodiversity data collected in the forest-steppe zone of Europe.

To initialize this simulation, the present day forest age map was modified by rolling back the forest age for each cell by 30 years.

We established a present day forest age map by using a simple look-up approach between the forest age growth curves generated from the spin-up scenario and live-tree biomass map (Fig. 8-right panel).

Because most of this area had converted to marsh by the time the present day forest age map was generated, an assumption about the 1985 stand age was needed.

In this paper, we reconstruct the history and map the present day occurrences of PRC1 subunits.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) techniques have been used to make comparisons between open woodlands on historic maps with present day canopy cover.

The maps of the First (1785), Second (1851) and Third Military Surveys (1877) and the present-day orthophotograph map of the Czech Republic were used as data resources.

English engineer Harry Beck was inspired by the colorful and systematic wires in electronic circuitry, so he created the London Underground Tube map, which became a blueprint for public transportation maps through until present day.

But she was given documents from the 1970s, including an official map of the present day estate the council built on the site.