Sentence examples for develop geographically from inspiring English sources

The internet means that music "scenes" no longer develop geographically any more.

In fact, the proposition that communities develop geographically and require legislative representation has won wide acceptance for most of American history.

However, Wu et al. [ 55] reported that C. tropicalis isolates were unrelated to the fluconazole resistance pattern, suggesting that the antifungal resistance may develop geographically.

An alternative strategy, however, would be to develop geographically tailored vaccine immunogens for deployment at a country or regional level where detailed information on viral subtypes is available.

We used colored high resolution images from illustrated books (Payne and others 2000; Puri 2001) and other pictures regarding the selected species.> We had previously worked with each community in 1999 2000 to develop geographically referenced maps as part of our participatory study.

70% of the research papers focusing on BREEAM, LEED, CASBEE are developed geographically in the USA, Canada, the UK, China, and Australia.

IN 1962, as Britain pulled slowly out of recession, Harold Macmillan told an audience that he was determined to "prevent two nations developing geographically, a poor north and a rich and overcrowded south".

This paper presents the main findings of a research project that aimed at first identifying gaps in current urban planning framework and practices as well developing geographically referenced information products to aid the process of selection of adequate disaster mitigation strategies.

One area of rapid growth and a good illustration of the current trends–is the increased focus on developing geographically precise climate models that can forecast conditions one to several years out.

Fotheringham and colleagues developed Geographically Weighted Regression (GWR) to explore spatial non-stationarity and map statistics to visualize the spatial patterns of the relationships between dependent and independent variables [ 17, 18].

The stratigraphic architecture of carbonate successions that develop on geographically isolated islands reflects the balance between sea-level highstands, lowstands, and tectonic activity.