Sentences with HOMOLOSINE-PROJECTION
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"The homolosine projection is a pseudocylindrical equal-area map projection."
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"The homolosine projection was first developed by Bernard Joseph Stanislaus Cahill in 1909."
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"The homolosine projection seeks to minimize distortion of both shape and area."
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"The homolosine projection divides the Earth into sections that are easy to maintain as separate pieces."
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"The homolosine projection is commonly used for thematic maps and data visualization purposes."
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"The homolosine projection is known for its distinctive 'butterfly' appearance."
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"The homolosine projection is sometimes referred to as the Cahill-Keyes projection."
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"The homolosine projection is often used to display global population and climate data."
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"The homolosine projection distorts shapes and distances in order to preserve accurate area representation."
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"The homolosine projection can be used to compare the areas of different countries accurately."
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"The homolosine projection is considered a compromise between conformality and equal-area properties."
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"The homolosine projection is not suitable for navigation or precise measurement purposes."
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"The homolosine projection provides a good balance between map distortion and appropriate area representation."
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"The homolosine projection minimizes distortion over the water bodies but increases it over the land masses."
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"The homolosine projection distorts shapes more significantly as one moves away from the central meridian."
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"The homolosine projection has been adapted for use in various software applications and map services."
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"The homolosine projection assigns equal area to its numerous sections of the Earth's surface."
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"The homolosine projection displays the entire Earth's surface with minimal distortion."
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"The homolosine projection can accurately show the relative sizes of countries and continents."
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"The homolosine projection is one of many projections used in cartography."
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"The homolosine projection is a pseudocylindrical, equal-area map projection."
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"The homolosine projection is commonly used for world maps."
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"The homolosine projection reduces distortions in both shape and size of landmasses."
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"The homolosine projection has a central meridian and two standard parallels."
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"The interrupted homolosine projection splits the map into several segments."
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"The homolosine projection is also known as the Goode's homolosine projection."
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"The homolosine projection was developed by John Paul Goode in 1923."
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"The homolosine projection is characterized by curving meridians."
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"The homolosine projection is used for displaying global thematic maps."
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"The homolosine projection minimizes distortion around the equator and poles."
