Other recent works include the innovative dance/film project Four Walls (2012); a commission for the Lyon Opera Ballet, Rescuing the Princess (2009); and the epic cycle, The Geography Trilogy (1997-2004).
Sitch, S. et al. Evaluation of the terrestrial carbon cycle, future plant geography and climate carbon cycle feedbacks using five dynamic global vegetation models (DGVMs).
But, the realities of Congress -- geography, electoral cycles etc. -- complicated its persuasiveness.
Current international consensus recognizes a minimum of six genetic lineages or DTUs (TcI TcVI), with distributions loosely defined by geography, ecology and transmission cycle (Zingales et al., 2009).
He shoots through his points with the brusque straight-backed efficiency of a geography teacher revising precipitation cycles.
His books The Silbury Treasure and The Avebury Cycle are now considered classics of visionary geography writing.
The liturgical patterns of the community, insofar as they were concerned with natural phenomena (e.g., planting, rainfall, harvest, and the annual cycle) rather than historical events, were based on geography, topography, and agricultural practices of the land.
Caught in a cycle of ignorance, marginalized by nothing so much as geography, they live out the old 19th-century cliché that Peru is a beggar sitting on a bench of gold.
The continued study of B. dermatitidis across its range of hosts and geography is key to a better understanding of the life cycle, evolution, and virulence, of this clinically important pathogen.
Chris Stokes, in Durham's department of geography, says: "We know that these large glaciers undergo cycles of advance and retreat that are triggered by large icebergs breaking off at the terminus, but this can happen independently from climate change.
Having critical mass in a particular geography makes sense from a sales and marketing standpoint helping compress the sales cycle and learning curve.
