Sentence examples for Asian geography from inspiring English sources

The country has seemed torn between its Asian geography and its European history.

It is also reporting on benefit concerts and producing short, educational segments on South Asian geography, Islam and military terms.

Napier further specified various fields in which new articles appeared, such as religion, philosophy, chemistry, civil engineering, Asian geography, and biography.

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"When we look at other geographies, Asian geographies we do think there's something exciting to do on our own," says Lyft co-founder John Zimmer.

Norton S. Ginsburg, AB'41, AM'47, PhD'49, U of C professor emeritus, recently was designated a "distinguished Asianist" by the Asian-geography group of the Association of American Geographers.

ASEM may be an unwieldy grouping, and it will become even more so with the admission soon of Russia and Australia — two nations that are European in culture and Asian in geography.

"We've seen that the prospect of a unified Muslim threat to the Soviet state has been exaggerated in decades past," said Mahnaz Ispahani, author of a book on Asian political geography.

And yet with many American and European electronics companies making their gadgets in the same places, even sometimes the same factories, as their Asian competitors, the geography of production has become less important.

Cornell University Press publishes nonfiction, with particular strengths in anthropology, Asian studies, classics, geography, higher education, history (U.S., European, Asian, and military), literary and cultural studies, medieval studies, New York City and State, politics and international relations, Slavic studies, sociology, and urban studies.

We also carried subgroup analyses in which different subjects (mothers or children), location of geography (non-Asian countries or Asian countries) were considered potential source of heterogeneity.