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• However, that such a record was made appears evident when we consider certain early charts, follow carefully the testimony which the evolution of Australian cartography affords, and take cognisance of various descriptive passages to be found in old authors. 

• It is for you rather than me to say how this sketch map of mine lies with regard to your own more systematic cartography.... 

• The mount satisfied him, and when, as they approached nearer, discrepancies in shape between the island and the map were pointed out to him he easily explained them by speaking of the difficulties of cartography to an amateur. 

• This is how I came to enter the studio devoted to the cartography of Northern Africa. 

• Research illuminating the linguistic dimension of the new cartographies of urban segregation should be undertaken.

• The book contains detailed technical information about practices of colonial boundary-demarcation and cartography that is useful for historians not trained in geography.

• This material supports the cartography that lies at the heart of the enterprise.

• The work was done in connection with the cadastral survey, where again cartography was an essential component.

• Each fascicle is identical to the original publication, and displays the same high standard of cartography and colour plate reproduction.

• This is also true of place names in national linguistic cartography as a top-down act of national inscription.

• Such techniques allow landscapes to be represented from the perspective of lived experience in contrast to the abstract totalization of traditional cartography.

• He is fully abreast of the changes in emphasis and perspectives in modern work, for instance in the history of cartography.

• Such an interpretative stance does not always sit comfortably with the importance now placed upon context and relativist appraisal in the history of cartography.

• Musicologists find themselves confronted with a field whose cartography is not standardised, nor is it possible to standardise it - although this assertion must be qualified.

• In this management of space, new techniques of cartography, land surveying, and cadastre maps increased the availability of and the control over land and soil.

• Yet it is vital that we do not take the rhetoric of objectivity that surrounded colonial cartography too seriously.

• In this work we focus on this unexplored territory of infinite-dimensional classes and provide some preliminary cartography.

• These appeared in various media and contexts, but most often in cartography.

• The standard of cartography and printing is exceptional, and for many purposes maps of this kind are illuminating if not essential.