Sentence examples for elements of geography from inspiring English sources
This book was followed by a work for children, Elements of Geography (1795), The American Gazetteer (1797), and A New Gazetteer of the Eastern Continent (1802).
Their strength lies in their appreciation of the ways in which the fixed elements of geography and climate shaped the more variable element of human choice — the story Jared Diamond tells today in his classic "Guns, Germs, and Steel".
Are there not critical elements of geography that are already well known to be associated with health care access and effectiveness: urbanity, health care service endowments, distances to such services and the like?
Cartography is a wide field that combines elements of geography, engineering, programming, and design.
"I tried to put into consideration the element of geography and to avoid biases to a certain region against another.
Because place emerged as a salient analytic category, we also drew on elements of social geography to interpret results.
In the USA some biologists have largely dismissed the grass balds of the Southern Appalachians as human artifacts or anomalous and transitory elements of regional geography, worthy of only limited preservation efforts.
Together this may give rise to new trends in the geography of production and of R&D and innovation.A second element of the geography of production and R&D, which needs to be discussed, is the tendency towards agglomeration.
The Russian elements of the ILDIS geography are particularly incomplete (Yuri Roskov pers. comm).
Wards or electoral divisions are key elements of U.K. administrative geography and refer to the spatial units used to elect local government councilors.
From mathematics - translation of Euclid's Elements of Geometry - to geography - in 1602 he published the famous "Kunyu Wanguo Quantu", "A Map of the Myriad Countries of the World" - Ricci took to China the fundamental elements of the European civilization.
