The mapping process described in this chapter is the result of assembling and then organizing large quantities of data from many sources.
On the other hand, you may not feel that mapping out your problem or goals in the way that Chapter 7 suggests is for you.
Lung-mapping as elsewhere herein explained is invaluable in the study of bronchiectasis.
Roentgenogram showing the author's method of bronchial mapping or lung-mapping by the bronchoscopic introduction of opaque substances (in this instance powdered bismuth subnitrate) into the lung of the patient.
It was a kind of mapping which could be done with considerable rapidity, and therefore involved frequent changes of quarters.
So early as 1863 he was already doing solid geology, and thereafter went on with the mapping of solid and superficial deposits at the same time.
But it must not be supposed that his work, even in the early years, was confined to the mapping of the superficial deposits.
As frequent mention has been made of the diaries, it may be well to state that these for the most part contain little or nothing save the barest records of mapping done, hours of work, memoranda as to expenses, and so forth.
Previous to this time, the loose superficial deposits in Scotland had been ignored by the surveyors, who confined themselves to mapping the solid geology, i.
He saw in the five races of Man the clue to the mapping of the world into as many "true zoological divisions," and he reconciled the five continents with his mystical quinary circles.
Still zoologists persisted in the search, and the various modes and capabilities of dispersal of the respective groups were thought sufficient explanation of the divergent results in trying to bring the mapping of the world under one scheme.
This is accomplished by geologic and topographicmapping of the surface.
The folios of the United States Geological Survey on coal-bearing areas present highly developed methods of mapping and representing the geologic features of coal beds.
The structural mappingof coal beds on the basis of outcrops and drill holes has been referred to (pp.
Geological Survey and other organizations, in coöperation with the War Department, did a large amount of topographic and geologic mapping of the eastern areas for coast-defense purposes.
The mere field mapping and description of faults and joints is useful, but in some cases it is necessary to go a step further and to ascertain the mechanical conditions of their origin in order to interpret them clearly.
My father crashed on a Mapping expedition over the Hellers--God only knows what possessed him to try and take a light plane over those crosswinds.
I remembered my father, a lined silent man who had liked to fly solitary, taking photograph after photograph from his plane for the meticulous work of Mapping and Exploration.
She said in a flat expressionless voice, "I was with the Terran Mapping expedition to the South Polar ridge last year.
About a year later, the preliminary exploration ship arrived and spent several weeks mapping and testing this, that and the other thing.
Unequipped for exploration, the Terra hadn't bothered to land on the planet, but instead had taken only the usual gravitational and atmosphere readings and then had continued on her long mapping patrol.
The Wing Commander reads on his orders in the crowded mapping office.
The Scorpion's weather mappingmachine alone was a priceless invention.
Meantime, Don Winslow had returned to the chartroom, and was hastily disconnecting the main electric cables leading to the Scorpion's weather mapping machine.
It must be confessed that the truth is far from patent, and we must yet wait perhaps a long time before we discover, if indeed we ever do, to whom this mapping of the coast, as shown in the Cantino map, was due.
During nearly a whole century it had exercised an influence on themapping of the northern countries to which there are few parallels to be found in the history of cartography.
The mapping officer gestured, and the men moved away with their burden.
Then slowly the mapping gang edged into the open and filed toward the Administration room.
The mapping man handled the controls, and the ship soared into the air.
I'm sorry--" He spread his hands helplessly and walked away, accompanied by the mapping officer.
When he wasn't mapping networks, Force published Australia's first underground hacking journal, Globetrotter.
Force's great passion was mapping new networks, and new mini-networks were being added to the main X.
After reaching Zumbo, formerly a centre of trade in gold dust and now a trade base for ivory, which mostly came from the Loangwa valley to the north, Selous, after mapping various new features in this region, struck south again.
The expedition wintered on the Ross Barrier near King Edward VII Land, from which point he set out and attained the South Geographical Pole, mapping in new land on the way.
After mapping it, and getting many turtle, he continued his course to the north, and discovered Atooi or Kauai, the western island of the Sandwich Group.
Considering these circumstances, Cook's exploration of the coast was wonderful, and the charts attached to this book attest the skill and unwearied pains taken in mapping it from such a cursory glance.
Instead of mapping coasts and islands, the principal duty was exploration of tempestuous seas in high latitudes, amongst ice, searching in vain for the illusive southern land.
He struck Australia at its south-east point, and followed the whole coast to the northward, mapping it as he went.
The western part of Tierra del Fuego being reached, Cook followed the shore to the south-east, mapping the outside of this dangerous and inhospitable archipelago.
Illustration] In mapping a country, it is desirable to give as nearly as possible the comparative heights of the hills; or it may be necessary to take the altitude of a low star, or the height of a tree or other object.
It was rather the surveying, and mapping out, and bringing into cultivation, of lands already discovered.
Once more silence fell upon the group in the mapping room, and this time it was Grislow who broke it.
No; you don't know him," he said, turning back to the worker at the mapping table.
Twice Brouillard had been shot at--once in the dark as he was entering the mapping room, and again in broad day when he was crossing the Avenue to Bongras's.
Brouillard gave the information a second time, and as Hosford went out, Grislow came in and took his place at the mapping table.
It was Stephen Massingale who had fought his way past the door-guarding sentry and stood blinking at the group at the far end of the mapping board.
Then he turned and walked rapidly to the government headquarters, passed the sentry at the door of the mapping room; and out of the fire-proof vault where the drawings and blue-print duplicates were kept took a small tin despatch-box.
Grislow had found a magnifying-glass in the drawer of the mapping table, and he was holding it in focus over the small collection of grain gold and nuggets.
He had turned again to the telephone to hurry Leshington, had rung the call, and was chuckling grimly over the collapse of the four men at the end of the mapping table as they fingered the slip of money paper.
The suggestion was carried out immediately by the three to whom it was made, but for a reason of his own the hydrographer contrived to be the last to leave the mapping room.
While he was locking the door Castner went in search of Grislow, and when Brouillard faced about, another man stood in the missionary's place by the mapping table.
At one o'clock, or thereabout, the chief had come into the mapping room for a glance at the letters on his desk.
Choosing the evening hour when he had been assured that he was likely to find Brouillard alone and at work, he crossed the boundaries of the sacred reservation and made his way to the door of the log-built mapping room.
Perhaps that was the reason why, next mapping season, the patch of Paradise had shrunk to half its original size; or perhaps it was that he really had more control over the plane-table.
