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Mapping the Phenotypic Landscape of Beta-lactam Resistance in Streptococcus pneumoniae

Balmer AJ, Murray GGR, Lo SW, Restif O, Weinert LA.   +4 more
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Semantic ruminations on ‘post-representational cartography’

International Journal of Cartography, 2015
‘Post-representational cartography’ is a term currently used to describe an emerging shift within map theorization. Yet some misunderstanding, confusion and ambiguity may arise when trying to grasp the meaning of the phrase ‘post-representational’ in ...
Tania Rossetto
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Ploughshares, 2007
This chapter examines the progress and developments in the study of medieval cartography in Great Britain during the twentieth century. Throughout the twentieth century the study of medieval cartography has been a wholly international activity. The three successive milestones in its development include the six-volume study of medieval world and ...
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THE ART AND SCIENCE OF CARTOGRAPHY: THE DEVELOPMENT OF CARTOGRAPHY AND CARTOGRAPHY FOR DEVELOPMENT

The Canadian Surveyor, 1987
This paper argues that the technological “development of cartography” is dominating the discipline. Interest in technology is resulting in neglect of other aspects of the discipline such as the application of cartography to the solution of human problems. Consideration of cartography as art has disappeared from cartographic journals. The over-emphasis
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Information cartography

Communications of the ACM, 2015
A metro map can tell a story, as well as provide good directions.
Dafna Shahaf, Carlos Guestrin, Eric Horvitz, Jure Leskovec   +3 more
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