Sentence examples for geographic work from inspiring English sources

His La relación y comentarios... (1555), describing his journey from Santos to Asunción, is a valuable geographic work.

He also translated a geographic work from Arabic, the Masālik al-mamālik wa suwar al-akālīm ("The Roads of the Kingdoms and the Forms of the Climes"), in which he included historical sections on various provinces of Iran.

In compiling it, al-Idrīsī combined material from Arabic and Greek geographic works with information obtained through firsthand observation and eyewitness reports.

The scholar and encyclopaedist al-Bīrūnī, who lived in the 11th century, produced a series of geographic works about India and a wide range of writings in the natural sciences and humanities.

A number of other geographic works are attributed to al-Idrīsī, including one (now lost) written for William I, Roger's son and successor who reigned from 1154 to 1166, as well as several critical revisions and abridgments.

The site includes geographic, work-related, collegiate and high school networks.

The ISO Metadata Standard was designed to: support geographic information; work with wider information technology standards and practices; serve the global community, in a multi-national, multi-language environment; based on a foundation of national, regional, and special information community standards and experiences and a thorough requirements analysis, and implementation testing.

Covariates analysed are described with the results and include age, sex, marital status, geographic location, work status, smoking, drinking and body mass index.

The San Francisco-based tour operator Geographic Expeditions works with Campi ya Kanzi, an ecolodge built in partnership with the local Maasai community of Kuku Group Ranch in Kenya.

National Geographic is working with Gowalla to offer walking tours in 15 cities around the U.S., Canada and Europe.

Geographic location, working conditions, intellectual challenge, salary and benefits, and job security were the top considerations among the 3669 early and midcareer science, engineering, and social sciences Ph.D. recipients who participated in the survey.