Sentence examples for geographic aspects from inspiring English sources

Aside from try-ons, a rich body of research also shows that AR can be incredibly valuable for exploring various cultural, historical, and geographic aspects of an environment.

Below, I focus on the geographic aspects of speciation, which is correctly viewed as an extended process through time, rather than an instantaneous event.

Here we perform a series of spatial data analyses that reveal important geographic aspects of mobile phone use in Cote d'Ivoire.

This study aimed to identify the three Egyptian wasp species by direct sequencing of the COI fragments and to estimate the differences of the wasp population based on their geographic aspects.

Other studies cover geographic aspects of Twitter use [14], examine the influence of distance, national boundaries or language on Twitter's social ties [45], or focus on the use of Twitter as a tool for educational purposes [18, 19] and as communication tool at scientific conferences [10, 11, 13, 37].

Crime incidents feature geographic aspects.

In a nod to its past, the Lx Boutique Hotel (lxboutiquehotel.pt) dedicates each of its five floors to a singular cultural, historic or geographic aspect of the city, including fado music, the poetry of Fernando Pessoa and the historic role of the Tagus River in introducing Portugal's New World explorers.

Finally, observe that the homophily in general grows when the granularity of the node class moves from "university" to "region", indicating that the geographic aspect plays an important role in the formation of collaborations.

An early application of the geographic aspect of space-time use measurement is Rengert and Wasilchick ([2000]), who asked burglars to reconstruct a 'journey to burglary' by describing places visited and activities performed on the day of a recent burglary.

To address the geographic aspect of this disease, we deliberately recruited nineteen patients in Shanghai area (including eight patients from Qidong county) and ten patients from Guangxi province in the southern part of China.

The dioxin crisis differs from the commonly analyzed ecologic studies in this geographic aspect, since the borders of the impact of the dioxin crisis are the same as the borders of a well-established surveillance system.