Sentence examples for geographical continuity from inspiring English sources

The idea of historical and even geographical continuity cherished by Eliot – or Thomas – digs a lot deeper than simple conservation of the status quo.

As clusters were selected using land-use variables, geographical continuity is not mandatory and neither is homogeneity of cluster size (number of member zones).

On 17 February Darwin was elected to the Council of the Geological Society, and Lyell's presidential address presented Owen's findings on Darwin's fossils, stressing geographical continuity of species as supporting his uniformitarian ideas.

This geographical continuity with dysraphism, together with the evidence of infarction and old haemorrhage in some of these cords, suggests that herniation of the spinal cord may lead to local tissue injury and predispose to cavitation.

The complexities of estimating N e in populations showing some degree of geographical continuity are increasingly acknowledged [ 73], and we tentatively suggest that the N e estimate in LIL based on IMa should be interpreted more broadly as encompassing LIL and neighboring populations contributing to gene flow.

The geographical coverage and the continuity of the data provide exclusive information on global distribution, seasonal variation, and planetary wave patterns.

A continuity of geographical latitude and longitude is considered as important for reducing the influence of statistical outliers and implementing a meaningful regression analysis.

Over geographical scales, biological and genetic continuity in the Southern Pacific coast is determined by historical geological-climate events (e.g., LGM), as well as by present oceanographic processes (Humboldt Current, ENSO and others) that can affect both, local adaptation and dispersal.

Continuity may comprise informational [ 6], relational [ 3], longitudinal [ 4, 7], team-based [ 4], management or "continuity coordination" [ 3], geographical [ 7] and family continuity [ 8].

The institutional level of responsibility of the individual organiser or organising centre has several implications for the planning of the programme, in particular for the geographical coverage and the degree of continuity in the long term [ 20].

The aim of the study was to find associations between biophysical factors (absolute elevation, geographical location), forests' historical land use (forest continuity types) and present floristic composition on the islands of Saaremaa and Muhu in western Estonia.