Sentence examples for geographic directions from inspiring English sources

The second system uses fixed geographic directions, which do not rotate with us wherever we turn.

Still blindfolded and dizzy, he pointed without hesitation at the geographic directions.

In particular, we should be on the lookout for what habits of mind might develop because of the necessity of specifying geographic directions all the time.

This habit of constant awareness to the geographic direction is inculcated almost from infancy: studies have shown that children in such societies start using geographic directions as early as age 2 and fully master the system by 7 or 8.

We find it useful to use geographic directions when hiking in the open countryside, for example, but the egocentric coordinates completely dominate our speech when we describe small-scale spaces.

First, the images are spatially calibrated using star locations to find the geographic directions.

The geographic direction of Mr. Wallenda's walk will be determined by weather conditions on the day of the event.

The contour problem means that no node can determine a next hop because no node knows the geographic direction to its destination node from the potentials.

The stratigraphic plots of in situ (geographic) sample ChRM directions for the eastern and western sections are displayed in Fig. 4.

The geographic orientations (cardinal directions) of the ammonoids were analyzed in rose diagrams.

Its maximal value is max(Q F, k ) = k T.     (Equation 17) One drawback of using nearest neighbor relationships for focused tests is that the set of nearest neighbors to the focus are given equal weight in Equations 15 and 16, regardless of their actual geographic distance and direction with respect to the focus.