"geographical frame" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the physical and spatial aspects of a particular location or region. It can also refer to the boundaries, borders, and defining characteristics of a specific area. Example: The novel is set within the geographical frame of the desert Southwest, providing a rich backdrop for the characters' journey through the harsh landscape.
Writing about Alexandria helps me give a geographical frame to a psychological mess.
The time frame extends from the 1st century b.c.e. to the 4th century c.e. and the geographical frame from Britain to Turkey and from Germany to the Sahara and the Nile.
We use a custom application called Race Cutter to package historical data into a geographical frame for review.
ArcGIS software describes the relationships between the stakeholders and related spatial data, on the basis of their common geographical frame of reference.
These are used primarily as a geographical frame of reference and have developed gradually since the Middle Ages, with some established as recently as 1974.
Locating the favela within a Brazilian geographical imagination frames ethnographic data collected as an observer and participant in the Morrinho game.
This paper presents an efficient and robust way to simplify large geographical maps using frame buffers and Voronoi diagrams.
Surprisingly, for the small geographical and temporal frames, our results were rather closed to the 12.5% average pairwise diversity obtained in phylogenetic analyses of 8624 ORF5 sequences gathered world-wide from the North American, Asian and European continents and over more than 15 years [ 33].
Clusters of identical RFLP profiles were observed within host species, geographical locations and time frame of several years.
With MapD, a user can adjust search terms and other parameters like time frame or geographical region and see a new visualization instantly, without having to wait for each new map and animation to compute and load.
Therefore, the wide occurrence of a single genetically identical strain amongst isolates across our study suggests that specific combinations of genotypes are not randomly distributed and may be detected more commonly within a constrained geographical area and time frame.
