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convention of north-up.
Maps in this
orientation are
sometimes called upside down
maps or
reversed maps.[citation needed]
Other maps with non-standard orientation...
- function.
reverseMap f =
foldl (\ys x -> f x : ys) []
Since reversing a
singly linked list is also tail-recursive,
reverse and
reverse-
map can be composed...
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After the
success of
reverse-engineered
mashups such as chicagocrime.org and housingmaps.com,
Google launched the
Google Maps API in June 2005 to allow...
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Reverse engineering (also
known as
backwards engineering or back engineering) is a
process or
method through which one
attempts to
understand through...
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nautical map identities.
Geocoding and
reverse geocoding have
raised potential privacy concerns,
especially regarding the
ability to
reverse engineer...
- as S. By convention, the
bottom or down-facing side of a
map is south,
although reversed maps exist that defy this convention. To go
south using a comp****...
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indexes map data so that
users can
search it by name and
address (geocoding) or look up an
address based on a
given coordinate pair (
reverse geocoding)...
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reverses the orientation. For example,
circle inversions. In
plane geometry there are
three types of
angles that may be
preserved in a
conformal map....
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Europe are
reversed, with
Europe scribed in red and gold as 'Africa', and vice versa. An open-access high-resolution
digital image of the
map with more...
- and
scalar fields,
except that they
change sign
under an orientation-
reversing map: for example, the curl of a
vector field is a
pseudovector field, and...
