mapmaking

Knife training and mapmaking gave him men who could keep their temper.

The next day's mapmaking went on in the dining hall behind locked doors.

Over the next six years he worked up to project manager at $42,000 a year, becoming quite skilled in electronic mapmaking.

Did any one group win in the mapmaking?

One pointed south with the name Tellura-one of the names that had led to his mapmaking.

Since 1995, Green Mapmaking has grown steadily around the world.

This mapmaking is a critical part of representative democracy, the insurance that every vote carries equal weight.

He became an accomplished artist and used his skills in early mapmaking and recording Army activities.

He also applied this technique to terrestrial mapmaking as a way to make a flat map of the round Earth.

My mapmaking had removed me from the fray.

The aerial perspective ostensibly improved mapmaking, especially when combined with the use of photography.

Fair mapmaking won't be easy for Albany's timid lawmakers, who tend to see change as threatening.

Books on cartography and the history of mapmaking do not mention the four-color property."

In Connecticut's new Fifth District, the legislative mapmaking made for an even start.

The mapmaking was started in 1996 with several flights in March and June that yielded about 4,000 photographs.

His son Rodrick assisted with the mapmaking.

Since the mid-1990s, the use of computers in mapmaking has helped to store, sort, and arrange data for mapping in order to create map projections.

Agency officials acknowledge that while "geospatial intelligence" may be a murky concept, the term reflects the state of modern mapmaking.

William Smith, an English surveyor, is generally credited with initiating modern geologic mapmaking in 1815.

So keep to your mapmaking, Signor Colombo.

Both houses of the Legislature first passed the redistricting bill on March 9, after months of political wrangling and computerized mapmaking.

"The New Pioneers of Mapmaking."

A few brave souls, like Assemblyman Michael Gianaris, a Democrat from Queens, are offering a vast improvement in the state's future mapmaking.

Within those strictures imposed by the Constitution and refined by the Supreme Court over the years, the controlling party has a great deal of freedom in political mapmaking.

Waldo Tobler, a professor at Santa Barbara, is recognized as having inspired a generation of cartographers to follow a path of creative and imaginative mapmaking.