Sentence examples for geographical entity from inspiring English sources

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

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

This used to be a coherent geographical entity, located in the Square Mile, with St Paul's more or less at its centre.

It's important for adults and children alike to familiarise themselves with the indigenous wildlife of the continent to understand quite how separate a geographical entity Australia really is.

As the gods enter their new home, letters appear on stage spelling "Germania," suggesting a geographical entity totally foreign to the opera's text.

The name was used as a geographical entity from the end of the 10th century, and as a county Guipúzcoa was unified with Castile in 1200.

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.

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.

The nomenclature indicates that these are geographical entities.

Wang et al. [17] visualized topics based on the extraction of geographical entities from tweet text.

The geographical entities found in tweets are represented as bubbles located in the geographical coordinates of the location.