Sentence examples for geographical locus from inspiring English sources

"There is an extraordinary mismatch," says Lester Salamon, the director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Civil Society Studies, "between the geographical locus of the need and the geographical locus of the giving".

As for the accounting industry that gave its imprimatur to these shenanigans, it does not have a geographical locus (partly because the big firms try to project an image of both ubiquity and localism), but the headquarters of two of the Big Five -- PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young -- are in Manhattan, and a third, Deloitte & Touche, is in suburban Connecticut.

Instead, it has forged the first strange hybrid state between the future and the archaic past, as much a state of mind as a geographical locus.

This uncoupling from the geographical locus is counter-acted when KIS is high-tech because of the need to maintain a laboratory or other specific installation (e.g., computer centers).

Those books hae have no overarching geographical locus to hang on just as the late 1990s and the early aughts left us listless and disconnected, pining for a day when everyone – students, surf bums, and even a woman allergic to branding, could find a place in an economy that whirred like a shining VCR read/write head.

An academic medical center is the geographical locus for a community of patients with a given condition who receive treatment at that center.

Breitenau, according to Documenta's artistic director Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, is a palimpsest of all its earlier uses and a psycho-geographical locus for her project.

When pooling populations sharing the same habitat at different geographical scales one locus (ID 167) was identified as a common outlier at the continental scale including all the sampled populations, by both BAYESCAN and MCHEZA.

The FST-mean April temperature correlations remained after correcting for geographical distance (60 loci and Her14 datasets only) or oceanographic connectivity (60 loci dataset only), and after correcting for April salinity (60 locus and Her14 datasets only), indicating that the result is likely to be biologically meaningful.

Our study shows that correlative methods are very promising to investigate the respective role of many environmental variables in shaping the geographical distribution at a locus level (allele frequency).

For both salinity measures, this result remained consistent after correcting for oceanographic connectivity (60 loci and Her14 datasets), geographical distance (though only for Her14 locus), and temperature.