Sentences with phrase «large areas of map»

First off, it is going to be a sniper's paradise as there are tons of little lines of site that encompass large areas of the map, giving lots of range between the sniper and their targets.

They also use Webway Gates alowing them to move units across large areas of map instantly.

Not exact matches

The projection of the Peter's map shows all parts of the world in proportion to their true areas, while the Mercator Projection greatly distorts relative areas so that Europe, the Soviet Union, Canada and Greenland are shown as far larger relative to South America and Africa than they really are.

But massive irrigation programmes begun during the Soviet era diverted water from the rivers that feed it, reducing the lake's volume to just 10 per cent of what it had been and leaving large areas dry (see map).

Fully mapped tree census plots of large area, 25 to 52 hectares, have now been completed at six different sites in tropical forests, including dry deciduous to wet evergreen forest on two continents.

«Anthropology textbooks of the 1990s often showed maps with large arrows indicating migration of early H. erectus from its inferred core area of eastern Africa to other parts of the Old World,» explains Roebroeks.

This new map allows scientists to determine the age of large swaths of the second largest mass of ice on Earth, an area containing enough water to raise ocean levels by about 20 feet.

«DNA sequencing is a powerful tool, but it is still quite expensive and has several technological and functional limitations that make it difficult to map large areas of the genome efficiently and accurately,» says Jason Reed, Ph.D., principal investigator on the study.

Existing satellite maps of the area have estimated trees» carbon content based largely on their height, but have not accounted for large regional variations in their shape and density.

It means we can now produce maps of where coral is likely to be for large areas of the deep - sea that we have not yet visited, and use them to identify high value ecological areas that might need protection from damaging activities.»

The pulsar was identified by analysing fluctuations in gamma - ray maps of the sky made using the Large Area Telescope aboard the Fermi Gamma - ray Space Telescope, which launched on 11 June.

The researchers produced forest microclimate maps for an area of 16,000 km2 in central Sweden (covering parts of Värmland, Örebro län, Västmanland and Dalarna) with the help of small temperature data loggers, not larger than a finger nail.

This fundamental organization of the visual cortex was even found in people whose eyes did not develop normally, suggesting normal eye development may not be necessary for the establishment of large - scale functional connectivity network mapping in the most fundamental visual areas like V1, the primary visual cortex.

The map (pictured) is built up from 95 hours of observations and was made with an instrument called the Large Area Telescope, which can scan the entire sky once every 3 hours.

Professor Schneider continued: «While there have been studies that have assessed urban expansion and urban population growth across large areas, this is the first study of its kind to use empirical maps and datasets for every settlement and population in the 17 - country region.

This study takes in the largest total area of the sky to ever be mapped with this technique so far.

A CoolClimate Map of New York City's carbon footprint by zipcode tabulation area shows a pattern typical of large metropolitan areas: a small footprint in the urban core but a large footprint in surrounding suburbs.

Within hours of the flaming debris of Pan Am flight 103 crashing onto the Scottish village of Lockerbie on 21 December 1988, the emergency services had large - scale maps of the area and its surroundings on the scene.

Fifteen to 20 seconds later the map appears on the laptop's screen, with simple graphs that display the area of the cave at different distances, and written explanations of the data, such as «30 feet ahead is a large opening».

According to the study, published in the journal IEEE MultiMedia, the subjects preferred the virtual street maps for navigating large areas, such as cities, and the virtual dioramas for assessing small groups of buildings.

This is the first Dark Energy Survey map to trace the detailed distribution of dark matter across a large area of sky.

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One of their more important avenues of research has been redesigning and enhancing state - of - the - art habitat connectivity maps that can be paired with satellite imagery to display the potential corridors used by animal populations to move between both large and small areas.

Mapping this microstructure to a large asteroid could help to predict the height and strength of the explosion, for example, or the likely impacted area of an impending meteorite strike after midair breakup.

In the study now published in the scientific journal Nature the researchers have compared the genomes in a large number of dogs and wolves, and mapped areas of the genome that show clear differentiation between the two groups.

Using the AKARI high resolution data we find a new «tepid» dust grain population at a temperature of ~ 35K and with an estimated mass of 0.06 sola... ▽ More We use new large area far infrared maps ranging from 65 - 500 microns obtained with the AKARI and the Balloon - borne Large Aperture Submillimeter Telescope (BLAST) missions to characterize the dust emission toward the Cassiopeia A supernova remnant (large area far infrared maps ranging from 65 - 500 microns obtained with the AKARI and the Balloon - borne Large Aperture Submillimeter Telescope (BLAST) missions to characterize the dust emission toward the Cassiopeia A supernova remnant (Large Aperture Submillimeter Telescope (BLAST) missions to characterize the dust emission toward the Cassiopeia A supernova remnant (SNR).

«Although this technique has been employed previously, the depth of the COSMOS image and its superior resolution enables a more precise and detailed map, covering a large enough area to see the extended filamentary structures,» said co-investigator Richard Ellis of the California Institute of Technology.

From looking at the map you'll notice that certain hobbies are very much consigned to certain areas of the country — for example, a large number of Southern states list music as their second favorite hobby, and coastal states like California and Florida tend to prefer fine dining.

The areas you run around in are significantly larger compared to previous games too, which would be a chore to navigate if not for the inclusion of a Dash mechanic, which is mapped to the X button.

These places are large maps made up of several smaller interconnected areas, and cover a variety of terrain types such as snowy mountains, volcanoes, deserts, and jungles.

Monster Hunter World feels like an open - world game to some extent, with fantastically large maps of a scale that we haven't seen before (both vertically and horizontally), no discernable game - pausing loading screens between zones in hunting areas, and a wealth of beautifully rendered environments to slaughter colossal monsters in.

In addition to the versatile rear cargo area, the Sportage offers a range of storage compartments including a large height - adjustable center console with two - stage tray top, large lockable glove box, overhead sunglasses holder, map and cup holders in all four doors, rear - seat central armrest and floor - console dual cup holders.

Each of the sampled vehicles came equipped with the largest screen and embedded navigation, and because I was driving in an unfamiliar area the lack of a «Nav» or «Map» button to provide easy access to the map display proved somewhat aggravatiMap» button to provide easy access to the map display proved somewhat aggravatimap display proved somewhat aggravating.

The average Nevada county is over 6,400 square miles, and most of the land area is sparsely populated (click map for larger version):

Unique design features include large columns throughout the hotel and lobby built from Texas limestone; a topographical map of Austin illustrated in the lobby ceiling and floor; illuminated artwork behind the check - in area that resembles a magnified cactus graphic; and a large outline of the state of Texas etched into the bottom of the fifth - floor pool.

Hotwire asked me to test a Secret Hot Rate so I checked the map and chose «Bloomsbury — Marble Arch — British Museum area» as it covered a large section of central London.

Inside are displays on the cultural and natural history of the Delta, including a large interactive map of the San Francisco Bay Area and Delta.

Caye Caulker in 1965, map of island listing owners, stores, common areas, plots of land showing where folks live Click map for larger versions

The land cover of the reserve and surrounding area has been mapped and is shown on large scale colour air photos held by the Forest Department, The reserve's vegetation is almost entirely Red Mangrove, with a belt of mixed freshwater swamp species such as Bullet Tree around Fabers Lagoon.

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It simmers down in more impoverished areas of the large map, each with their own distinct feel and theme.

Where things do get more interesting is in Shadow Wars, huge 32 vs 32 events that take place over large, open areas of the map where you must capture and hold objectives.

Teams will also gain points for the initial capture of areas as well as a large number of points for capturing all areas of the map.

Even the early dungeons are quite the slog, and since I didn't want to draw large maps of the dungeon areas, I was left to just exploring randomly and hoping I found my way through.

You and up to three other players start in a large map, each of which contain procedurally generated neighborhoods and city blocks, or forested areas crowded with deep mine shafts and jutting hills.

Players move their team of five around ever - larger dungeons and areas, fighting enemies, gaining experience and levels and, my favorite part, drawing their own maps.

The original Mob of the Dead is one of the largest maps, in terms of playable area, ever released.

As the maps keep changing, the further you progress the more difficult it might be to catch the ghost of those that are larger as there are more areas for the ghosts to avoid you.

Once activated in specific spots on the map known as Heat areas, players can lead the large group of soldiers on horseback or on foot, or have static archers rain hundreds of arrows from above, causing massive damage to a large group of enemy soldiers, as well as destroy barriers that can keep you from progressing forward.

We will also try to make our contribution to the genre by proposing our own vision of key gameplay features like our advanced weapons improvement system or our association of a world map you can explore and very larges open areas.