The media shapes similar dreams across a wide geographic span".
Musicologists continue to debate the unity of Gypsy music and dance across its geographic span, and Gypsy Caravan 2 suggested some affinities.
The shortlist had been widely heralded as one of the strongest in years and was diverse in its subject matter and geographic span, from the English countryside to shanty town life in Zimbabwe.
However, due to the large geographic span of the country, it varies due to differences in latitude, and a range of geographic features influencing climate, including altitude, topography and terrain.
The collection ranges in date from the most ancient times to the present day and covers a wide geographic span, from Turkey to Japan and including island nations of the Pacific from the Philippines to Indonesia to Australia.
Experts have noted that 3DP technology has the potential to reshape the global fashion supply chain by altering its geographic span and density (Laplume et al. 2016).
Communities smaller than 30 individuals show a smooth increase of geographical span with size, but bounces suddenly at the size of 30, which could not be clearly explained by the authors, see Figure 8. Figure 8 Average geographic span (red) for communities and average geographic span for the null model (blue).
That means you can do sophisticated retargeting for customers that are promising but don't necessarily result in a conversion, just like you would on the web, but over a geographic span for brick-and-mortar shopping instead.
For example, an instantiation of the location context of a user remains valid as long as the user remains in that location, the weather context of a user remains valid as long as the user remains within the geographic span whose weather information is quantified in a context instance, the Wi-Fi context of a device remains valid as long as the device is connected to a certain Wi-Fi hotspot.
Its natural habitat extends to a larger geographic span between about 15 and 55 degree north latitudes (Hitchcock 1951).
