Sentence examples similar to each geographical reference from inspiring English sources

This contains a set of geographical reference points which relate to each of the unique postcodes.

Zonaro wrote that Egyptian Arabic was "the closest geographical reference population" to Eritrea.

Dr. Harris wrote and edited geographical reference books starting with his 1940 doctoral dissertation, "Salt Lake City: A Regional Capital".

It has long been entirely unmoored from its geographical reference point, the Caucasus region.

It was a song co-written by Glenn Frey and Jackson Browne and contained something of an unlikely geographical reference.

Until a few years ago, Rivington Street's chief claim to fame in restaurant guides was as the geographical reference point for many of the restaurants on Clinton Street.

I was delighted in 1967 when the paper took a step away from New York exceptionalism by dropping the geographical reference in the masthead.

Dr. Harris wrote and edited geographical reference books starting with his 1940 doctoral dissertation, "Salt Lake City: A Regional Capital". But he became known internationally for his many studies of the vast expanse of the Soviet Union, while it lasted.

By using his unusual source material only to provide geographical reference points for a conventional military narrative, Schecter misses the opportunity to investigate more fully how the documents that Washington evidently treasured shaped his thoughts and actions.

Instead he noted that the key inquiry was to find the correct geographical reference base for determining who is an affected population.

On this basis, the effects can be quantified for various geographical reference areas (municipality, region, state, and country).