Sentence examples for geographic contexts from inspiring English sources

The medical records are difficult to decode because descriptions and interpretations of psychiatric symptoms occur within specific historical and geographic contexts.

Within strict geographic contexts, these sources can provide information on frosts, droughts, floods, sea ice, the dates of monsoons, and other climatic features in some cases up to several hundred years ago.

2. Learn about the latest historically accurate video and computer games by reading and discussing the article "The Thrill of Heroics in a World Unquestioned". 3. In groups, outline the historical and geographic contexts of a past war or conflict to use in developing a new computer game.

Beyond what can be achieved via complexity theory, the details of historical and geographic contexts must be addressed.

Our study areas provide a mix of urban, small town, and exurban highway projects in order to explore the different effects across project types and geographic contexts.

Fieldwork was conducted in Kapilvastu, Kaski and Saptari districts (details are provided in Table 4), representing different cultural and geographic contexts, thus reflecting some of the great variety characterising Nepal.

"I don't think they'd been aware of the larger context, the historic context, the geographic context," Mr. Rockefeller said.

In this special feature, Britannica provides a guide to the civil war and explores the historical and geographic context of the conflict.

We need to agree on what can reasonably be expected for a specific business in a specific geographic context in terms of the proactive measures (or due diligence) it undertakes.

In a 2005 article in The Michigan Quarterly Review titled "The Cultural Contradictions of Irving Louis Horowitz," he maintained that "historical, cultural and geographic" context remained critical.

In his most important book, "The English Reformation" (Batsford), first published in 1964, he wrote that in England the rise of Protestantism "demands to be considered within a long temporal and wide geographic context" extending far beyond Pope Clement VII's refusal to grant Henry VIII a divorce.