Broadly speaking, maps are graphical representations that use spatial proximity to represent similarities between objects.
Roughly speaking, mapping the manifold M ~ smoothly to the set M B ¯ M ( x 0, ρ ), where B M ( x 0, ρ ) is a metric ball of M, and by putting an object in the obtained hole B ¯ M ( x 0, ρ ), one could hide it from detection at the boundary.
Strictly speaking, the map, drawn up in late November, was probably out of date almost as soon as it was published.
Rwanda wants to be a regional trade hub, linking all the areas where Kinyarwanda is spoken (see map).
Generally speaking, the mapping results presented here can provide a starting point for further research on these important traits.
Roughly speaking, the maps show the predicted locations where half the atmosphere's mass is below 5520 m (left panels) and 5760 m (right panels).
Strictly speaking, QTL mapping based on inferred haplotypes should account for haplotype uncertainty (Lander and Botstein 1989), an idealized framework inferring both association and composition simultaneously (Lin and Zeng 2006).
Information: (212) 308-6908.... Sir Martin Gilbert, the official biographer of Winston Churchill, a Holocaust historian and the author of 12 historical atlases, among other works, is to speak on "Mapping History" at 7 p.m. Thursday at Chartwell Booksellers in the arcade of the Park Avenue Plaza Building, at 55 East 52nd Street, between Park and Madison Avenues.
Lectures will take place in the afternoons -- Theun Karelse will speak on mapping wild food sources with his app, Boskoi, and Marko Peljhan will talk about the global significance of Arctic geopolitical, natural and cultural spheres -- and two to four performances will be held at night.
They have evolved a defensive, careful formal language of their own, which other New Yorkers only occasionally overhear... Alan Leidner, who is the head of geographic-information systems for the city, and the father of the Map, spoke about what the Map could do... Tfhe Map has not yet got a lot of P.R., partly because it is a colossal event only in the geographic-information-systems world..
