Our users apply geographic thinking to solve problems combining location information, big data, and algorithms in a branch of data science called spatial analytics.
His line of geographic thinking reaches its apogee, of course, in the Galapagos where he sees that the mockingbirds are closely allied with the Thenca of Chile (and the Callandria species of Argentina) but that, as well, the mockingbird species (or varieties) on some of the separate islands (the older ones in the southeastern portion of the Archipelago) are consistently different from one another.
When he applies his geographic replacement thinking to offshore islands for the first time, he observes that the Falkland Fox is an "individual" species ("…proof of its individuality as a species") (Keynes 2000, p. 209) and that the populations on East and West Falklands show consistent differences from one another.
Seeing firsthand how the Internet could break down economic and geographic barriers, she began thinking about going into business for herself.
Enabling social learning and collective actions, and Geodesign approaches applying systems thinking using geographic knowledge, are regarded the keys to an urban transformation, which can better provide qualities valued and needed by society.
A global mindset, or the ability to view the world using a broad perspective, converts globalization threats into growth opportunities by thinking beyond geographic boundaries, valuing integration across borders, and appreciating regional and cultural diversity.
Pricing strategy is an often underdeveloped muscle in many businesses, but it is absolutely crucial when thinking about geographic expansion.
While working on this grant, and thinking about its geographic scope, something odd to the point of paradoxical kept pestering me.
Geodesign is an emerging approach that emphasizes the links between systems thinking, digital technology, and geographic context.
I refrained from reading with an eye toward grammatical issues, but I would like to make one suggested revision: "The online platform (www.plantingscience.org) not only eliminates geographic limitations but also makes student thinking visible through its design features, enabling students, teachers and mentors to monitor thinking and learning and to provide feedback".
In addition, the distribution of sexual and asexual reproduction in the snail leads naturally to thinking about coevolution in a geographic mosaic of parasite-mediated natural selection.
