Sentence examples for anchor geography from inspiring English sources
For Performa 15, new commissions, performances, and installations will engage with themes of history (particularly the Renaissance, this year's "historical anchor"), geography (this year's featured country is Australia), geometry, media, politics, spectator dynamics, and more.
A novel routing scheme, Anchor-Geography based routing protocol (AGP), designed specifically for VANET communication in city environment is proposed in this paper.
The framework for understanding malaria in the environment was derived from miasmatic theory and medical geography, anchoring the disease firmly in particular landscapes.
They see the Internet as a special place not anchored to physical geography that stands above and beyond the reach of rules that govern the offline world.
Her life in Britain was marked by transience, vulnerability and unpredictable situations, anchored in relationships, not geography; her circumstances often beyond her control.
The reconciliation Obama seeks with the Muslim world, and Israel's reconciliation with itself, must be anchored, with mutually agreed adjustments, in the geography of June 4 , 1967
Differences exist in the theoretical argumentation: the top-down approach is grounded in world city research; the bottom-up approach is anchored in debates in regional science and economic geography.
(Anderson) Halloween Riot Grrl Cover Bands Show (Thursday) Amy Klein, the erstwhile guitarist of the New Jersey punks Titus Andronicus, anchors this evening of femme-appropriated rock — as befits geography, she'll be belting work by Bruce Springsteen.
The Greeks are also acutely aware that geography means they must coexist with Turkey and stand to benefit most if Ankara remains anchored to Europe.
