Sentence examples for a small geography from inspiring English sources

While there, he published his first book, a small geography of Hungary (1775).

Second, the MHG target population represents a small geography, and many study subjects had partnerships outside of it.

You hear these stories, and if feels like long ago and far away in some kind of ancient history, and just to have it connect in real time in the real world with a real person in this small geography I was in just kind of brought those connections home, I guess.

Examining the map provided by OCHA, and noting the relatively small geography affected by the M23 rebellion near Goma, it clearly comes into focus that there is a failure of leadership and authority in Kinshasa.

Because this relationship was derived in an urban setting using small geographies, while Sparta is a rural town, we assumed that only individuals living within a 0.4-kilometer buffer of the proposed improvements (25% of the population) would increase their walking.

These data are not publicly released at small geographies [ 21].

DoHA, through the Public Health Information Development Unit (PHIDU) at the University of Adelaide releases the number of services billed by GPs annually through Medicare at small geographies.

Two surveys, one reported by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) and another undertaken by Primary Health Care Research and Information Service PHC RISS) provide annual estimates of the GP workforce at small geographies.

The publicly available version of data released by ABS aggregates GPs, junior doctors and other doctors in training (such as registrars and interns) headcounts at small geographies.

However, unlike their North American counterparts data custodians in Australia operate a relatively restrictive data access regime and some data custodians do not release data at small geographies either to researchers or the public (see discussion).

Alberti's distinctive contribution to this current of thought took the form of a small treatise on geography, the first work of its kind since antiquity.