Sentence examples for geographical entities from inspiring English sources

Some useful interventions in this area may be: (a) reorganization of health worker cadres into smaller geographical entities, so that potential candidates can self select geographic cadres according to their personal preferences, (b) transparent, responsive and reliable transfer and posting policy.

First, we partitioned the infrastructure data into four geographical entities: the whole permafrost area and its extracted subsets of Eurasia, North America, and central Asian mountains.

Focus will be on how China as an Empire/ a Nation was conceptualized by different people in different periods and in different contexts, and on the reality and representation of China as political, cultural, racial, and geographical entities.

Such is the paradox of racking up so many countries in such a short span of time: once you've collected enough geographical entities to declare yourself the most traveled person in the world, the next step is to go back and actually experience those places for more than a day.

Rather than a conventional survey with a linear western narrative or recent global histories that divide the world into a few self-contained and separate geographical entities, the course favors a more focused approach that relies on a critical and an intertwined understanding of architectural history around the globe.

The nomenclature indicates that these are geographical entities.

Who know where Europe ends and what geographical entity the euro will ultimately represent?

We tend to think of the river as a geographical entity.

[1] The nomenclature of the political entities overshadows that of the geographical entity.

The historical and geographical entity known as 'Paraiba Valley' goes far beyond the study area.

"Africa" was no longer a geographical entity, but was imbued with ideas of blackness and a mystical cultural unity.