Sentence examples for geographic venues from inspiring English sources

She told The Southern that when they heard her lieutenant-governor news, her band-mates "were a bit concerned, but I convinced them this may open up new geographic venues for us".

Although there have been multiple previous reports of the use of HUAS to ascertain care-seeking preferences in diverse geographic venues and socioeconomic levels and estimate the occurrence of diarrheal illness within 1 4 weeks before the survey visit, 5– 11 several features make the GEMS HUAS and HUAS-lite strategies unique.

A venue v is represented with a tuple (v = langle mathit{loc}, g, srangle) where loc is the geographic location of the venue, g its general category and s is its specific category.

Users will be able to create a second farm (players previously could only create one farm), in a new venue and geographic area the English Countryside.

The name is a play on the term Off-Broadway as well as a geographic description: most of these venues tend to be far removed from Broadway theatres indeed, some have argued that all American regional theatres should be considered Off-Off Broadway.

6 The third conceptualisation of social context is closely related to both social networks and geographic location as a sexual venue.

The 971 named venues were sorted by geographic area, type, and number of informants reporting it.

In terms of a spatial analysis of venues' ratings, this paper explored geographic patterns of ratings of Yelp business venues in a city-wide region.

Large Chain Children's Entertainment Venues The competition in the defined geographic area includes Chuck E. Cheese and McDonald's.

For each venue, we have the following information: geographic coordinates, specific and general category, creation date, total number of check-ins, and number of unique visitors.

While generalizability is enhanced by inclusion of a variety of sex work venues, the extent to which findings generalize to other geographic settings is unknown.