Sentence examples for geographical layers from inspiring English sources

Globalization is the process of change that cuts through geographical layers.

Actually, the direct etiological NTD factors act through at least four geographical layers, which are easier implementable in terms of a geographical information system, GIS [ 34, 35].

The often talked about public geographical layer is now available and ready to use in the UK - for once an April 1st launch actually did provide the product.

We present a global design method that allows to manipulate the behavior of those interpolation blocks on each type of geographical layer, in various ways, in order to provide various cartographic continua.

Method: the postcodes of the 2,424 participants in the year-10 interview of the Cognitive Function and Ageing Study in England were mapped into small area level geographical units (Lower-layer Super Output Areas) and linked to environmental data in government statistics.

The further discovery of hundreds of new viruses transformed disease causality into a complex concept that included demographical, geographical and social layers.

Two types of duplicates were identified and flagged: records with identical coordinates –true duplicates and those records that fall in the same grid cell of the environmental spatial layers – geographical duplicates.

We obtained ethnicity data from the 2001 census for the geographical location (Lower Layer Super Output Area, LLSOA) of each general practice.

First, standardised mortality rates are imprecise at the level of small geographical areas such as lower layer super output areas (LSOAs).

Yield data were obtained with a combine grain monitor, and grain samples for quality analysis were manually collected from the grain flow of a combine harvester, analyzed for quality in the laboratory and converted into a geographical information system (GIS) layer, together with the yield monitor data.

This evaluation similarly corresponds to the solution in which the application layer manages the geographical position with relying on geographic-agnostic, all-node flooding.