Sentence examples for a geographical dimension from inspiring English sources

And so the torment of love is given a geographical dimension, spread across continents.

But new sites add a geographical dimension to online interaction, grounding the ethereal in coordinates on a good old-fashioned map.

Biblical disaster seems to suit fundamentalists; hence their interest in greenish books such as Martin Rees's "Our Final Century".This debate may soon acquire a geographical dimension.

Among the projects this year: how to turn a dumb phone smart, how to synchronise heart beats, and a lot of applications focused on our location as users, bringing a geographical dimension to the "placelessness" of the internet.

For instance, pooling levels overlapped management structure since both had a geographical dimension; or preferences for premium collection modalities will depend on the premium amount – see Table  2.

Remarkably, despite the fact that western Oregon harbors an extremely complex landscape (two mountain ranges, large rivers, low-elevation valleys, and numerous anthropogenic changes to the landscape over the past 50 years), a single linear geographical dimension described the dominant genetic structure pattern in four diverse taxonomic groups (Fig. 4).

Our analysis has highlighted that the organization of the innovation effort in firms, as well as its geographical dimension, makes a difference to the product innovation performance of firms.

Yet even they make the larger point that Lincoln's America, for all its vast geographical dimension, was still a relatively small country -- a fact that would magnify the tragedy of the Civil War.

The next aspect that was examined in the analysis was the geographical dimension, which was analysed through a comparison of the four groups of municipalities defined above.

The study has some important limitations, such as the use of a non-probabilistic and limited sample, given the cultural diversity and geographical dimension of Brazil.

One aspect covered in the analysis is the geographical dimension, i.e., the type of municipality where a teacher works.