Sentences with HOMOLOSINE
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"The homolosine projection is a pseudocylindrical equal-area map projection."
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"The equal-area homolosine projection is often used to display global data."
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"The interrupted homolosine projection divides the world into several disconnected regions."
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"One advantage of the homolosine projection is its ability to represent both land and ocean equally."
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"The homolosine projection has a sinuous shape due to its interrupted nature."
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"The Goode's homolosine projection is a variation of the interrupted homolosine projection."
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"The homolosine projection was first proposed by American meteorologist John Paul Goode in 1923."
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"The homolosine projection is useful for analyzing global climate patterns."
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"The homolosine projection divides the world into multiple lobes."
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"The homolosine projection offers a compromise between shape and area accuracy."
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"The Eckert IV projection is another example of a homolosine projection."
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"The homolosine projection is often combined with other map projections for specific purposes."
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"The Robinson projection is another common homolosine projection."
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"The homolosine projection is commonly used in climate studies and environmental research."
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"The interrupted homolosine projection sacrifices global connectivity in favor of equal area representation."
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"The homolosine projection has been widely adopted for visualizing global population distribution."
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"The homolosine projection is an equal-area pseudocylindrical map projection used for world maps."
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"The homolosine projection divides the world into separate regions like continents and oceans."
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"One advantage of the homolosine projection is that it preserves the relative sizes of continents."
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"Cartographers often use the homolosine projection to represent the entire Earth on a flat surface."
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"The homolosine projection is widely used for thematic maps like population or climate distribution."
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"In the homolosine projection, the central meridian is a curved line instead of a straight one."
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"The homolosine projection was first proposed by John Paul Goode in 1923."
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"The homolosine projection is sometimes called the Goode's homolosine projection after its creator."
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"The homolosine projection minimizes distortion at the expense of introducing complex boundaries."
