"geographical knowledge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the information and understanding a person has about the physical features and characteristics of a specific area or region. Example: "Her extensive geographical knowledge of the Amazon rainforest helped her navigate through the dense jungle and find rare plant species."
Are deaths like Gordon's frivolous, or are they an inevitable cost of expanding our geographical knowledge?
The French revolutionary and Napoleonic wars placed a premium on up-to-date, detailed geographical knowledge of Britain's borders.
Any gaps in our geographical knowledge have been painstakingly filled in thanks to advanced technologies and satellite imagery.
Yet frustrations are not limited to a lack of historical or geographical knowledge.
Mr. Colquhoun's volumes would be a welcome addition to our- geographical knowledge at any time.
These brought geographical knowledge but nothing of value to the Spaniards, who for years thereafter ignored the northern regions.
In order to minimise classification errors, geographical expert knowledge is utilised to evaluate the geofactors elevation, slope, soil and precipitation in a fuzzy-logic approach to priorily determine a valid set of possible endmembers for each raster cell.
While Cl− is an ion of considerable importance in multiple geographical regions, knowledge about the effects of hardness (calcium and magnesium) on its toxicity and about mechanisms of toxicity is not well understood.
The same reasoning holds for both R&D and co-authorship networks, where communities of collaborating agents do not depend on their geographical or knowledge distance, but are defined by the subsequent propagation of a (virtual) membership attribute, which is the 'label'label
Altogether, these results indicate that the grouping step must be conducted with care using additional (geographical, historical…) knowledge and that an exploratory phase is recommended to evaluate the relevance of different annotation groupings.
Analyses of regional clusters of EMEs do not support any role of language, culture or geographical characteristics in knowledge diffusion.
