Sentence examples for time mapping from inspiring English sources

Young British readers will inevitably have to spend some time mapping the landscape of the book on to their own parish interests.

A traveling critic who spends much of his time mapping out conceptual landscapes knows that culture grows out of nature, which provides the raw material, the foundation on which our aesthetic imaginings take shape.

"The idea of real time mapping in any case is kind of a stretch," said Michal Habdank-Kolaczkowski, a spokesman for Waze.

He has spent his time mapping out his library, making speeches, hosting injured veterans for Texas bicycle rides and making clear how glad he is to be out of the nation's capital.

Amir Hajian, a physicist at Princeton, for example, says he is concerned about distortions in the WMAP data caused by the satellite spending more time mapping some parts of the sky than others.

By training, he is a structural geologist, and in the early part of his career, at the University of Southern California, he spent a lot of time mapping earthquake faults, including the ones that run near Yucca Mountain, in Nevada, where the federal government would later propose storing high-level nu-clear waste.

The lesson plan uses Time Maps – a free online atlas of world history.

"Time maps," they called their work, which tackled themes like sexuality, bigotry and the AIDS crisis.

Now, scientists have for the first time mapped nearly 90 percent of the turkey genome.

Job seekers should create specific work hours and a time map along with mini-deadlines, she said.

In time, maps and the property deeds no longer reflected that a grave was on the land.