Sentence examples similar to a large scale geographic from inspiring English sources

Another project in development is a comprehensive planning tool kit that would enable a common platform for electricity planning across a large-scale geographic region, i.e. district, state or national levels.

An immediate implication of our work with Australian bird-pollinated flowers is that there should be a large-scale geographic structure to floral signals corresponding to the biogeographic distributions of major groups of nectarivorous birds.

This provides a way to assess the gains from using gMTR to mitigate the impact of large scale geographic impacts.

Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) -based vegetation indices are widely accepted as good indicators for providing vegetation properties and associated changes for large scale geographic regions.

Large scale geographic patterns emerged due to the confined character and greater historical OC inputs in the Mediterranean compared to the Atlantic basin.

Comparisons across continents revealed few shared var types between African sites and the well-sampled Amele or Porto Velho sites (Figure 2C) demonstrating larger scale geographic variation in var genes.

Larger scale geographic sampling of Sericomyrmex species would also be desirable to further test this contention.

Bajardi et al. recently developed a similar large-scale geographic disease spread model, with which they showed that a vaccination campaign following the initial outbreak may require additional mitigation strategies to delay the epidemic [44].

It should be noted that the maintenance of such a stable large-scale geographic structure would require not only different active migration routes and spawning areas for the three subpopulations but also a restriction in larval mixing during the drift through the Gulf Stream back to the continental sites.

Remote sensing images obtained by remote sensing are a key source of data for studying large-scale geographic areas.

This created large-scale geographic isolation, causing a divergence in evolution of all land-based life for the two new land masses.