Sentence examples for geographic dimensions from inspiring English sources

Geographers continue to campaign for stronger geographic dimensions in educational curriculums, but slow (if any) progress entails other costs.

Furthermore, they are forced to consider in their projects spatial and geographic dimensions.

The magnitude of a consumer market is measured by its economic, demographic and geographic dimensions.

Energy externalities, spillovers, leakages, and free riders loom large as policy challenges with geographic dimensions.

I had spent so much time distancing myself from the Valley in my head that it was difficult for me to accept actual, geographic dimensions.

This model is used to estimate the economic potential for hydrogen production from two waste biomass resources in Northern California wheat straw and rice straw taking into account the on the ground geographic dimensions of both biomass supply and hydrogen demand.

The rout had a geographic dimension, giving Republicans new territory to govern.

Now new research published in the journal Sleep Health finds that the quality of Americans' sleep has a geographic dimension, too.

(While there is also a geographic dimension of organizational structure, which adds a layer of complexity, it is less affected by smart, connected products per se). These functional units enjoy substantial autonomy.

In addition I am working on methods for effective geographic information retrieval (IR that uses a geographic dimension) and geotemporal (search taking into account both geographic and time constraints) in a multilingual environment.

In addition to the geographic dimension, time is an important consideration in bringing a program to scale, according to research by Mark Rosenzweig, the Frank Altschul Professor of International Economics and a convener of the network on spillover effects of policy interventions.