Sentence examples for spot of the map from inspiring English sources
She tells The Creators Project, "the blue stains remain islands, or an unknown geographical spot of the map, in connection to the birds which also connect us to foreign environments".
The show is dedicated to her, and on a much larger scale it has the infectious mood of pluralistic optimism that made her gallery a perennial bright spot on the map of contemporary art.
Russell's self-awareness - of her occasionally-misplaced confidence, her quest to fill in "that blank spot on the map of tiger beetles," and her desire to become newly engaged in her life - creates a portrait not only of the tiger beetle she tracks, but of the mindset behind self-driven scientific inquiry.
A defined spot on the map of humanity.
Google Maps does note the longitude and latitude of a spot on the map, but the information is not in plain sight.
The demo version allows users to search by species, viewing a map of all known distributions, or to view a list of all species records within 50 to 1,000 kilometers (30 to 620 miles) of any specific spot on the map.
Central Asia was sort of a blank spot on the map for us.
Confronting the references in the database with this model, we identify several white spots on the map of research on environmental product development.
It would have been easy to walk away from the Tragically Hip's summer tour and think of Downie in a strictly non-threatening manner: as the singer who sung about hockey (but less often than you actually remember) and many spots on the map of Canada (which many never bothered to understand), but challenging fans has always been part of Downie's modus operandi.
In 2009, Dutton published a version of the dissertation as "Blank Spots on the Map: The Dark Geography of the Pentagon's Hidden World".
To develop this 2-DGE method further and to apply it to the assessment of bacterial diversity, we carried out a 2-DGE mapping of bacterial DNA fragments from different environmental soils and computed Shannon index as well as plotted rank-abundance curves on the basis of the relative intensity of each spot on the maps.
