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Bog'liq Judith A. Tyner. Principles of map design. New York. „The Guilford Press”, 2010 Fayllar tizimida ishlash test, pedagogik texnalogiya, HTML QOLLANMA, kenguru 2012 class 2, 3 kurs ekanomika, Kompyuter kimyo, Raqamli hisoblash mashinasi - Vikipediya, Sana 14-mart Sinf 8,,B’’ Fan Chizmachilik Mavzu Modelning be, 00 Бизнес режа нима, jadval bo`yicha, optika, bayonnoma 2 ko`chirma, Asinxron mashinalar, 2022 Fermentlar maruza (2), Academic-Data-341201109566 (1)Spatial phenomena. Features in the real world that have a spatial component.
Spectral color scheme. A color scheme that uses the colors of the visible spectrum as steps.
Spheroid. A geometric figure describing the size and shape of the earth, the departures from
true sphericity being determined from measurements of the earth’s surface.
Standard parallel. A parallel on a conic projection that has no distortion. It is the line where
the assumed developable surface touches the generating globe.
Standard points and standard lines. Points and lines on a projection that have no distortion.
Star graph. See Snowflake graph.
Statistical surface. A conceptual three-dimensional surface formed by horizontal location on
the xy plane and statistical values in the vertical, z, dimension. See also z values.
Statute mile. A unit of distance used in the United States and Great Britain. It is equal to
5,280 feet or 1.609 kilometers.
Subtractive primaries. Three basic pigments from which other hues can be produced. The
subtractive primaries, magenta, cyan, and yellow, are used with printing inks and
paints. See also Additive primaries.
Symbol. A mark placed on a map that by convention, usage, or reference to a legend is under-
stood to represent a specific characteristic or feature.
Symbolization. The process of designing or selecting symbols for a map.
Tactile map. A map used by the visually impaired on which all symbols are raised and letter-
ing is in Braille.
Thematic map. A map that features a single distribution, concept, or relationship and for which
the base data serve only as a framework to locate the distribution being mapped.
Trivariate choropleth map. A choropleth map that shows three related variables.
Type. (1) The shape of the letter image. (2) The actual piece of metal or photographic image
from which the printed image is derived.
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