Sentence examples for geographical logic from inspiring English sources

After the orphanage was torn down in 1833, the street name was changed to Fourth -- at the price of geographical logic.

However, it has yet to enable poor and black communities to be joined administratively to rich and white ones, as geographical logic would often suggest.

The geographical illogic smarts.

A thousand years of history is scrambled into names that often confound logic and sensible spelling, geographical relics that have come to be regarded as the essence of England.

But the logic of commercial success and geographical expansion means that what started as a rebellion of sorts, risks becoming just another brand strategy.

The detailed soil spatial information was derived using a GIS (geographical information system), expert knowledge, and fuzzy logic based predictive mapping approach (Soil Land Inference Model, SoLIM).

In the end the fundamental logic of the situation, human and geographical, points toward a solution something like the Barak proposals at Camp David.

This study evaluates the underlying logic of urban planning behind the inequitable geographical distribution of public open space in Hong Kong.

Neither the Islamist movement nor its Fatah rival can see a quick or easy way out of this new impasse, even if logic suggests both must seek conciliation to avoid a permanent geographical and political split between the coastal enclave and the West Bank - the two parts of any putative Palestinian state.

In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, growing evidence concerning the geographical distribution, number, and boundaries of species brought forth many problems with the logic of the biblical account of Creation and the Great Flood.

From the outset we are led to understand, given his tribal milieu, how the logic of any resultant proselytism would necessarily have involved some strategic geographical expansionism to complement that socio-religious conquest.