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mapped, ppl. a.|mæpt|
[f. map v.1 + -ed1.]
That has been mapped (in various senses of the verb). Also as mapped-out.
1606W. Warner Albions Eng.: Contin. (1612) XV. xcviii. 388 What are these but the mapped Orbs of all Hypocrisie? 1849A. H. Clough Ambarvalia (1849) 46 My station, whence the circling land Lies mapped and pictured wide below. 1866C. Kingsley Hereward I. i. 71 Not to him, as to us, a world circular, round, circumscribed, mapped, botanized. 1937Mind XLVI. 165 The novelty of Serialism lies in this: in a Serial Universe it is permissible to rotate the geometrically mapped-out axis of a time-dimension (T2) until its divisions coincide with those of a time (T1) one dimension lower. 1950F. W. Sinnott et al. Princ. Genetics (ed. 4) ix. 226 The most extensively mapped species, after Drosophila melanogaster, is the maize plant. 1955N. Chomsky Theory of Linguistic Struct. (microfilm, Mass. Inst. Technol.) vii. 343 In stating these mappings we may refer to the constituent structure of the mapped string. 1979Nature 7 June 491/1 A single arcuate (folded?) and fault-bounded block of plagiogranite is present in the much-faulted northern part of the mapped area. |