Sentence examples for concrete geographical from inspiring English sources

To compute these probabilities, random user positions are generated according to a given user distribution model4 corresponding to the concrete geographical area.

Since the vast majority of human activities is still tied to a concrete geographical location, the more decisive facet of globalization concerns the manner in which distant events and forces impact on local and regional endeavors (Tomlinson 1999, 9).

"He strips his fictional space of any concrete, recognizable geographical or cultural references, and what you are left with is a fragmentation both of bodies and text, an enigma you want to decipher".

"We were shown certain pieces of evidence that did not contain anything concrete, neither geographical locations, nor names, nor evidence that samples had been taken by professionals," Mr. Lavrov said in a speech at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.

"We were shown certain pieces of evidence that did not contain anything concrete, neither geographical locations, nor names, nor evidence that samples had been taken by professionals," Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov said in a speech at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.

The future(s) map of other futures researchers is something concrete like the geographical map.

In the case of concrete energy landscapes referring to geographical units, these are frequently trade marks, in other words, proper nouns used for the purpose of establishing an image.

An empirical formula with undetermined coefficients is hence proposed to model the long-term development of structural frequencies, which will be useful to engineers conducting structural health monitoring of concrete cable-stayed bridges irrespective of the geographical locations.

And so the State of Origin super-circus heads again to Sydney's Olympic Thunderdome, ANZ Stadium, the giant fat chunk of concrete mega-fauna that sits glowing in the geographical heart of Sydney.

We have a map, physical evidence, showing every geographical point of impact — and that is concrete".

Reference is made to the unique geographical and climatic conditions of Bermuda and the problems this creates for reinforced concrete structures.