Sentence examples for geographic principles from inspiring English sources

Surface waters, regardless of matrix and geologic setting, are governed by the same ecologic, hydrologic, and geographic principles.

But if this geographic principle holds true for the House, why doesn't the same apply for the Electoral College?

We examined potential impacts of spatial autocorrelation – the geographic principle that near areas are more similar than are far areas (and thus non-independent) [ 32] – on bivariate measures of association between area-level exposures.

Based on extensive consultations with business and civil society stakeholders from all geographic regions the principles will enable the private sector to maximise positive impacts on children's lives by respecting and supporting their rights.

Based on extensive consultations with business and civil society stakeholders from all geographic regions the principles will enable the private sector to maximize positive impacts on children's lives by respecting and supporting their rights.

In principle, geographic and genetic variability allow identification of recolonisation routes and hybrid zones after the last ice ages [ 10, 11].

However, since our current dataset does not contain such micro-level data, we were unable to determine the relevant product and geographic market from first principles.

The principle of geographic separation, check.

The colour-crazed set was straight out of The Wizard of Oz, another long-winded story concerning the principle of geographic separation.

Fifa's secretary general, Jérôme Valcke, admitted the plan was complicated but said it maintained the principle of geographic separation and ensured all 32 teams were involved in a "real draw" with no predetermined outcome.

The building blocks of this spatialization framework are informed by geographic information theory and include principles of ontological modeling such as semantic generalization (spatial primitives), geometric generalization (visual variables), association (source target domain mapping through spatial metaphors), and aggregation (hierarchical organization).