Sentence examples for geographical layout. from inspiring English sources
Some Sanders staffers have argued Sanders definitely did win if you count raw totals and not state delegates; given the geographical layout of Iowa, that claim is likely if unproven.
Automatic anatomy recognition (AAR) methodologies for a body region require detailed understanding of the morphology, architecture, and geographical layout of the organs within the body region.
Thus, the geographical layout of the fiber infrastructure has a critical impact on the robustness of the network in the face of such geographical physical failures.
As I lay in bed, I consider the ways how the geographical layout of the city affects theology, and vice versa.
Most of these are small-scale pharmaceutical businesses with a scattered geographical layout and duplicated production processes.
Unfortunately the environment did not have a strong Internet signal and this was challenged further as the geographical layout of the facility buildings was not conducive to a strong Internet signal in most areas of the facility.
Both terms depend mainly on the number and type of wind turbines, the tower height and geographical position, electrical layout, among others.
However, in other cases, formal teams represent responsibilities of a particular component of the software system such as, Web UI, memory management or map layout; and Geographical locations of contributors: the cities where each project contributor worked.
In Singapore, IPRs can be classified into patents, copyright, trademarks and tradenames, confidential information, registered designs and geographical indications, and circuit layouts.
Urban planners often aspire to develop fully networked and centralised water supply systems, but this might not be the right approach for every city – big or small – as infrastructure layout is influenced by geographical, political and social boundaries.
Four main factors that influence these effects were identified, being vegetation characteristics, building characteristics (including layout and geometry), and geographical conditions.
