Sentence examples for geographical concept from inspiring English sources
Ocean citizenship: an emergent geographical concept.
But offshore is not so much a geographical concept as a set of activities and offerings.
It is not a geographical concept - Canada, for example, is not much bigger than the US; the Netherlands does not have much on Belgium - it is a state of mind.
Though the word landscape is of Germanic origin, its use in geography must be understood in this cosmopolitan disciplinary context, and notably in relation to the key ancient Greek geographical concept of choros, meaning 'land,' as the 'land' in landscape.
("This book," Robb notes, "is the result of 14,000 miles in the saddle and four years in the library"). Such an approach is particularly engrossing when one remembers that the very geographical concept of France was still, in the 18th century, very much in flux.
If we continue to define "the West" or "the [Atlantic] Alliance" as a strictly geographical concept, the alliance will continue to erode.
Our approach makes extensive use of an ontology of geographical concepts, and includes a system architecture for extracting geographic information from large collections of web documents.
The properties of geographical concepts emerge and can be observed according to the combination of scalar elements.
The identity of geography as a discipline broadly concerned with ideology has, if anything, been strengthened by the contemporary geographical concern with geographical concepts.
Building upon key geographical concepts of landscapes and place and embodied engagements within, we focus on environmentally-induced distress and loss of belonging ('solastalgia') in the coupled context of environmental and climatic changes and internal migration in Ghana.
Geoweb and geospatial are the two terms that are common to this type of project and that bind location-based information and the topology of geographical objects with various other attributes that define more precisely the geographical concepts themselves.
