Sentence examples for geographic close from inspiring English sources

We test the hypothesis that geographical distant regions reveal more distinct online food preferences than geographic close regions by measuring Spearman rank correlation between the geographical distance of region pairs and their recipe similarity and ingredient similarity.

Ingredient preferences are very similar for both geographic close and distant regions (cf. Figure 6).

When looking at all three countries, we can still see the tendency of geographic close regions to be more similar than geographic distant ones.

Figures 5 and 6 show that at least in Austria and in Germany the recipe preferences of geographic close regions tend to be more similar than those of geographic distant ones.

One can see that in Austria and Germany geographic close regions tend to reveal more similar recipe and ingredient preferences than distant regions; however, in Switzerland we do not observe this tendency.

Therefore, it seems to be a plausible assumption, that geographic close regions have more similar food preferences than distant ones since they are more likely to be subjects of the same cultural forces.

It is also no accident that the budding European super-state of our era is concentrated in Europe's medieval core, with Charlemagne's capital city, Aix-la-Chapelle (now Aachen, Germany), still at its geographic center — close by the European Union power nexus of Brussels, The Hague, Maastricht in Holland and Strasbourg, France.

Cross countered that Edmonton's history as capital of the Canadian fur trade and its geographic location close to the centre of the province gave it the stronger claim.

In an ocean-basin context, this region is influenced by its geographic location close to 40°N latitude, where a shift in zooplankton evenness and taxonomic distinctness shift was previously noted [75][76].

This combination of ever-wet and ever-warm conditions is due to Yasuní's being at a geographic crossroads in close proximity to both the equator and the Andes [93].

Interestingly, while one might have assumed that Canada and the US would have similar profiles – because of their geographic proximity, close economic ties, and shared history in the development of bioethics as a profession – Canada actually more closely resembles the UK in the popularity of various types of bioethics books, while the German profile is very similar to that of the US.