"Our members travel through the region, and it is a big challenge to offer a product of equal quality in such a diverse and fragmented geography," says Laboutka.
By focusing on the variable geographies of 'search extent', it attempts to make a contribution to a long line of studies focused on understanding the fragmented geography of metropolitan housing markets.
Each document can explicitly pursue different objectives, and the differences between documents are often the result of legislative stratification or of a fragmented geography of power in the public network.
Regions near the minimum covariance line are clearly associated with fragmented geographies, like archipelagos or mountain ranges, or the tips of continents.
It used the Web's technology to bring together an audience that had previously been hopelessly fragmented by geography.
But isolated and outnumbered as they were, the Jews were far better organized, motivated, financed, equipped and trained than their adversaries, who were so fragmented — by geography and tradition and clan — that the term "Palestinian" was either unwarranted or at least premature.
They started to attract funding from expatriates, Gulf governments and private individuals who wanted to see Mr Assad go.Now, 27 months later, and with the uprising having turned into a civil war, both Syria's political and armed opposition are messy and fragmented, divided by geography, different visions of the future and in some cases the influence of their foreign backers.
From London to São Paulo, denationalization, privatization, offshoring and cuts in state expenditure are creating enclaves and exclusions, resulting in fragmented, stratified social geographies (see Caldeira 2000; Ong 2006; Harvey 2006; Murray 2011).
Present-day Accra is characterized by fragmented economic and residential geographies that if left unchecked will undermine sustainable urban development.
Which apps they want to use depends on geography, of course, given that the global messaging market remains fragmented, that's no surprise.
In conclusion, I outline how the concept of imaginative geographies provides a useful lens through which the often fragmented and conflicted nature of territorial identities, both during and after the colonial period, can be explored.
