Sentence examples for between geographies from inspiring English sources

"We're going to challenge our agencies to be more open-minded about sharing between geographies," while at the same time recognizing that "what's contemporary in one country may be different from the country right next door".

When asked about differences between geographies (Placecast operates in North America and Europe), Goodman says there aren't many, but notes that European consumers seem more willing to sign up for more frequent offers.

IHS Screen Digest analyst Ian Fogg also explains the chip variation between geographies as "almost certainly" down to "LTE maturity in terms of bands available" — since the processor is integrated with the LTE hardware (and different LTE bands are in use in different parts of the world).

It can also do things, like, if you a move a bike between geographies where the speed limit is 20 miles per hour to 15 miles per hour, it'll automatically pull down new settings from the cloud and operate in a way that the city says it's supposed to operate".

For restless people, those descendants of Cain cursed to wander the earth, the only peace is the peace of being in motion, suspended between geographies.

Long shots of Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea breathe oxygen into the arc of May's character, as a Palestinian woman, living between geographies and raised in exile for a generation.

Yet he isn't interested in making tired connections between geography and destiny.

What's the best book for a parent to buy for a child interested in learning more about geography and the relationship between geography and society?

I would ask researchers to look skeptically at the connection between geography, income and life expectancy before drawing conclusions that could affect the health policies of this country.

John Novembre, computational biologist shedding new light on the links between geography and genomic diversity and producing a more finely grained picture of human evolutionary history.

These links between geography, exploration, cartography, and astronomy have been maintained, appearing as the first sections of many contemporary atlases (with maps of the heavens along with terrestrial phenomena such as climate).