Sentence examples for geographic extensions from inspiring English sources

They come to find work, to find one another and to hang out in neighborhoods like Williamsburg and the Lower East Side that have become almost geographic extensions of college dorm life.

"A lot of the geographic extensions that are being discussed like.london or.nyc will have a very good solid business case," he said.

Newly introduced VL treatments, which include paromomycin, miltefosine, geographic extensions of liposomal amphotericin B, and various drug combinations, have substantially improved options for patients affected by VL.

There is a geographic extension of the Burgess boys' rivalries in the complex tensions between Mainers and New Yorkers, and it's hard to think of anyone more convincing on this subject than Elizabeth Strout.

The geographic extension of the religion at this time was also represented, in the legendary sphere, by the systematic elaboration of its sacred mountains and the traditions attaching to each of them.

It offers a welcome geographic extension to a literature on social remittances from which Africa remains absent.

Finally, it offers a welcome geographic extension to a literature on social remittances from which Africa remains largely absent.

Second, by means of spatial analysis techniques our purpose is to assess the geographic extension of this local labour market.

1. Ground-based observations, which are limited to a small geographic region such as Japan, are insufficient for a detailed assessment of the geographic extension of the affected area.

High and low temperature stresses help establish the narrow geographic distribution of some cultivated plants, the limited geographic extension of some other economically nutritionally important species, and also induce irregular bearing for some species.

The biogeographic units with the highest number of priority areas were located in the open ocean, due to the large geographic extension of open-ocean biogeographic units (see Supporting Figure S1).