Sentence examples for the inclusion of a map from inspiring English sources

But the inclusion of a map doesn't mean that the Discworld has finally succumbed to the iron conventions of the traditional fantasy novel.

Similarly, the inclusion of a map showing the frontiers between two or more nations may give rise to vigorous controversy if the nations involved dispute any part of the boundaries as shown.

In the present paper the wave envelope idea is extended by the inclusion of an element mapping, taken directly from infinite element methodology, and by modifications to the residual formulation.

Both of these approaches are powerful and flexible, permitting the inclusion of a range of information including atom-mapping.

Another generalization is the inclusion of a nonnegative term with generalized contractive mapping involving another iterative scheme evolving on another, and in general distinct, complete metric space (see Assumptions 1 and 1. Some boundedness and convergence properties of the iterative process (4.1) are formulated and proven in the subsequent result.

With respect to experiment 2b, all stimuli and procedures were identical to the Context condition in experiment 2a except for the inclusion of the map task.

We also compared SNP-only maps with maps that contained SNPs and microsatellites, in order to test whether the inclusion of microsatellites caused map length inflation.

The political opposition in Thailand argues that the temple's new status, and the inclusion of the disputed map, could undermine the country's claim to sovereignty over the temple.

Furthermore, electron-releasing 2- or 4-MeO-substituents further improved efficiency, as did the inclusion of MAP photosensitizer.

The app was refreshed and re-released to the App Store last week with tweaks made under the hood and the inclusion of Google Maps.

Also, for values larger than 50%, the number of synteny blocks decreases dramatically, mostly due the inclusion of in-map mismatches from unrelated regions of the genome (Additional file 7, Figure S4).