Sentence examples for geographic logic from inspiring English sources

But sending its intercollegiate athletic teams to compete in the Great West Conference required a leap of geographic logic that sounds wholly antithetical to a respected research institution.

The rivalry maintains an edge and a depth that the Australia-New Zealand version, for all its greater geographic logic, lacks.

Unlike the Parisian arrondissements, which are numbered in a logical clockwise spiral from the centre, the remaining London postal districts follow no geographic logic but are dotted randomly within their sector according to the alphabetical order of sorting-office names.

Of course it helped, vis-à-vis his ability to receive such an idea, that he'd first earned a degree in sociology and then logged a few years in grad school while walking a beat, reading widely -- a book about the hunting patterns of African lions proved most helpful -- and puzzling over the geographic logic hidden beneath most criminal acts.

If there is a message in Romney's march to the sea it is this: always mistrust politicians who invoke the inexorable geographic logic governing the other guy's position, especially when it means travelling through a couple of hostile countries just to get all wet.

These models allow to work according to the new logic of geographic information retrieval.

CAMEL provides an integrated framework for modeling all types of earthquake-induced landslides using fuzzy logic systems and geographic information systems.

Following these objectives, we developed and applied an indicators-based decision support system (DSS) model that incorporated geographic information systems (GIS), fuzzy logic, expert judgment, best available data, and ecological thresholds to assess the ecological components of watersheds at UPDE and DEWA in 2010.

We draw on sociological theories of generalized exchange to argue that contrasting logics of exchange emerge in geographic clusters that have opposing effects on the extent to which firms benefit from collaborating with local organizations and source local knowledge.

Thematic layers for these parameters were prepared, classified, weighted, and integrated into a geographic information system (GIS) environment by means of fuzzy logic.

A second fundamental aspect that the present case has highlighted is the complex structure of the geographic data, which cannot be fully captured by the logic of the relational data base that is the basis of most of the GIS.