Sentence examples for scientific mapping from inspiring English sources

Before computers ushered in the technique known to meteorologists as numerical weather prediction, forecasting had more in common with artful guesswork than scientific mapping.

The observations have been provided by the thermal emission spectrometer aboard the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft during the scientific mapping phase over more than two complete Martian years, which include three dusty seasons in southern spring.

"Now it's £6,000 ($7266)." Rumsey loves maps that deal with the scientific mapping of the world, but those that show the history of global exploration can also be incredibly beautiful, he said.

Furthermore, for numerous cultures, the (scientific) mapping of risks may be perceived as a provocation of celestial powers, with the direct consequence that such communities' feeling of security will be negatively impacted, with further significant consequences for their actions (Voss 2008).

Dr. Davidson promised the Dalai Lama that he would do everything he could "to put compassion on the scientific map".

Scientific maps drawn in the 1960's and 1970's showed its ash as falling mostly over nearby waters and Aegean islands.

And he is in a good position to say so, for it was he who did the pioneering research that put olive oil and a plant-based diet on the scientific map in the first place.

Consequently, soil maps produced by local farmers in areas with distinct geomorphic units were generally closely correlated with scientific maps.

Stephen Wolfram's works in the 1980s contributed to putting the growing community of CA followers on the scientific map.

Today is the birthday of Sergey Nikolayevich Winogradsky, a Russian microbiologist born in 1856 who helped put bacteriology on the scientific map.

This results in a scientific map that is rich in data and which is more informative than most previous maps but is based on a simple legend.