Sentence examples for dynamic geography from inspiring English sources

It too would have movable parts, for gradual growth and financing, and a dynamic geography: if new friends decide to be neighbours, they could simply tow their houses together.

Data were used to document fishery landings, status and trends in marine resources, the spatial and the temporal dynamic geography of fishing, and fishers' suggestions for improved conservation and management.

The regular climatic changes and the dynamic shoreline/drainage geography across the Pleistocene glacial/interglacial cycles [ 57- 59] have probably played an important role in the regional range dynamics of Iberian F. ceranoides, but it is impossible with the present data to establish the specific drivers and its spatio-temporal contexts with detail.

Rather, there exists a complex and dynamic interplay between geography, socioeconomic status, market forces and policy––all of which shape the current broadband landscape.

The resulting maps, thus far, are the best means of visualizing the geography of the dynamic HIV epidemic in Thailand.

The geography panel contains a dynamic map, capable of zooming and panning, and area markers representing geographic distributions at the current time point for unmasked phylogenetic lineages.

Benchmarks: Understands connections between globalizing trends in economy, technology, and culture and dynamic assertions of traditional cultural identity and distinctiveness Geography Standard 4 – Understands the physical and human characteristics of place.

Benchmarks: Understands connections between globalizing trends in economy, technology, and culture and dynamic assertions of traditional cultural identity and distinctiveness Geography Standard 13 – Understands the forces of cooperation and conflict that shape the divisions of Earth's surface.

Features in the geography may have either static or dynamic positions.

Execution of science in the post-genomics era is highly dynamic and extensively distributed, both in terms of geography or 'locales' of knowledge production [ 58- 60] and also in the range of disciplines involved in genomics evidence synthesis [ 61].

Rural geography today is hence a diverse and dynamic subdiscipline.