Sentence examples for geographic changes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ivanov said that "if we are talking about the geographic changes to deploy the system, instead of North Dakota, somewhere else," that was possible.

Each season lasts 10 weeks, introducing players to a new batch of challenges and rewards to win for a limited time, all the while introducing new themes and geographic changes to its famous island battleground.

When two taxa of organisms show similar variations in distribution, it is theorized that they have been subject to the same kinds of evolutionary processes, such as ecological constraints that favour certain adaptations or random geographic changes.

These geographic changes can be traced through the study of the rock and fossil record, and data can be used to create paleogeographic maps, which illustrate how the continents have moved and how the past locations of mountains, lowlands, shallow seas, and deep ocean basins have changed.

Broad geographic changes in cultivation intensity, including both large parcels of previously cropped lands left fallow on the trailing edge as well as conversion of land to cropping due to increased suitability, would impact ecological processes and ecosystem structure at a range of spatial scales.

I believe that the different average-well EUR among companies reflects geographic changes in geology.

Geographic change and curricular change: the campus comes uptown and the Greek requirement is eliminated; the Latin requirement, reduced.

The K-T extinctions were a global event, so we should examine globally effective agents: geographic change, oceanographic change, climatic change, or an extraterrestrial event.

Establishing chronologies, both relative and absolute, and geographic change over time are essential for viewing the motion picture that is the history of life on Earth.

"Sudan has witnessed a geographic change; it lost one-quarter of its area," said Sana al-Awad, Sudan's state minister of information.

Historical geography, geographic study of a place or region at a specific time or period in the past, or the study of geographic change in a place or region over a period of time.