mapping function

Nowhave you all used the mapping function on these things?

For each of these mapping functions, the first argument is a function and the rest must be lists.

A strong interaction between sensing mode and mapping function is found.

A mapping function is required to define such relationship.

Members are responsible for government surveying and mapping functions in their jurisdiction.

Mapping functions can also be included in the device.

A twist of a dial started the mapping function.

So this mapping function is quite crucial in in the operation.

The manner of this conversion is the mapping function.

He had punched up the mapping function and was now trying to decide just where he did want to land.

New models will have be able to process e-mail and perform new mapping functions.

Scaling: maps the data onto the window, and changes in that mapping function help us learn different things from the same plot.

QuickDraw also contained a number of scaling and mapping functions.

It also includes a mapping function to deliver content relating to a user's location.

A mapping function applies a given function to each element of a list or other collection.

Comparison of tropospheric mapping functions: Their effects on station coordinates.

For several seconds more, he studied the display, alternating between analysis modes and the mapping function.

Mapping functions or apps that find you a good restaurant nearby are faster and more accurate as a result.

An exciting thematic mapping function is now part of the 2006 Community Profiles.

A mapping function is required to map each query and the element of database to a feature space.

The online registries in Maryland and Virginia also offer mapping functions.

Map distances were estimated using the Kosambi mapping function.

Because of the variation of the gels, the mapping function can be very complicated.

Langley "Effects of tropospheric mapping functions on space geodetic date."

The neurons that perform these mapping functions have what are called receptive fields - a limited part of space to which they react.