This had considerable influence in directing scholars toward the specifics of map construction and away from the more abstract and philosophical aspects of geography.
That this effort was not an unqualified success apparently stems from the author's inadequate mastery of the physical and mathematical aspects of geography.
Certain aspects of geography seemed to act as a buffer or threat, Amano says.
In order to become a geography master, you must be good at all of the general aspects of geography.
A watershed is, by Webster's definition, an aspect of physical geography: an area bounded by water parting and draining down a particular course.
My degree covered many aspects of physical geography, glaciation, and ecology and therefore provided me with an ideal opportunity to pursue all my main interests.
The saying "Madagascar is not an island, but an archipelago" captures an important aspect of the country, whose geography and history have combined to produce a society of considerable diversity and uniqueness (8 ).
We conclude that the applicability of Tobler's first law of geography differs among different aspects of community structure, i.e., it is strongly applicable to species composition and only partially applicable to species richness.
Content can cover such aspects as geography of samples, age, sex and disease.
