Some of the technologies include the use of small drones for indigenous territorial mapping and monitoring.
"Cities Service territorial road map, [of Midwestern states]" (scale [ca. 1 3,500,000]), map of "Black Hills region, South Dakota" (scale [ca. 1 600,000]), 4 local route maps, text, ill., and distance table on verso.
Cities Service territorial road map, [of Midwestern states].
In territorial control maps, players must fight for control of all strategic points on the map.
With their fine networks of dots on monochrome red or black backdrops, they can be said to depict bush plum plants and also to map territorial geography in terms of where the fruit can be found, while simultaneously representing songlines and ceremonies that outsiders will never know.
Thus, mapping territorial males through their vocal activity is the only way to properly estimate local population sizes (Tella et al. 2005; Laiolo and Tella 2006a).
On 21 December 1979, the Director of National Mapping of Malaysia published a map entitled Territorial Waters and Continental Shelf Boundaries of Malaysia showing Pedra Branca to be within its territorial waters.
Ghajar (pronounced RAH-jar) has a complicated history, adapting to the shifting map of territorial conquests and squeezed between Israel, which currently controls the village, and its enemies, including the Lebanese Shiite militant group Hezbollah.
According to the event's symbolic map above, territorial rivalries have begun to manifest in the technology world — as have areas of conflict.
By arranging a series of matrimonial alliances, similar to that between Sibyl and Miles, King Henry I of England transformed "the map of territorial power in south-east Wales".
