Sentence examples for geographic landscape from inspiring English sources

The global distribution of HF can be explained, in part, by the geographic landscape.

The study was carried out within the geographic landscape of Lebanon, a commercial link between the Middle East and Europe.

Geometric language, since the times of the Greeks, has played an essential role in the representation of the geographic landscape.

P. andromedea lineages exhibited both high specificity and relaxed specificity for fungal symbionts and autotrophic hosts across the geographic landscape under allopatric and sympatric conditions.

Between 1400 and 1700 the political, religious, intellectual, and even geographic landscape was profoundly changed by the Reformation, humanism, the rise of empirical science, the invention of printing technology, and the colonization of the Americas.

"It hit me," he said, sitting straight up in his chair at REMI's Marine View Plaza offices, "that this is what a building should be -- a tool to create a special atmosphere, to create a sense of power for people, for a city, the geographic landscape".

The models also serve as a useful tool for detecting macro and micro construction details, and as a platform for an array of intra- and inter-kite comparisons in different geographic landscapes.

Locational conflict scholarship is increasingly shifting attention from an initial focus on siting outcomes to examination of political and structural influences on the facility siting process, and to investigation of pervasive inequity in the broad socio-spatial processes creating geographic landscapes.

Selective pressures on pollinator tongues and tubes are not uniform across geographic landscapes because interacting organisms seldom have precisely overlapping distribution ranges (Grant and Grant 1965).

Darwin's knack of interpreting vertical geological succession in terms of geographic landscapes and depositional processes [made clear in a passage in yet another letter to Henslow (Darwin 1835b) interpreting lavas interbedded with Mesozoic sediments—see Eldredge 2009c] may well be at play with his equation of geographic with stratigraphic replacement patterns of closely related species.

Similarly, biologists want to preserve diversity, but not just the number of species over geographic landscapes.