There is therefore good reason to reassess the desertion rates of medieval farms in other parts of Sweden as well, using traditional geographical source materials together with the documentary sources usually favoured by historians This may also hold for other parts of Europe as well.
Was it the lack of "place" in a narrator's voice — both in terms of material geographical grounding as well as metaphysical qualities, such as interiority and psychology — that allowed me to find myself in it?
It has been shown to perform well in comparison with other geographical measures of material disadvantage, such as the closely correlated Townsend index (Morris and Carstairs, 1991).
Carstairs (14) deprivation scores were also attached to the residential postal codes; this score is a widely recognized geographical measure of material deprivation that was specially created for the Scottish context.
The quality and chemical composition of CCA depend on many factors, such as geographical origins, raw materials, water sources, temperature and processing.
The discrepancy in the results could be due to a number of factors, including differences in the plant parts used, extraction solvents, time of collection of plant materials, geographical location of the plants and bioassay methods.
It is also unknown whether early plant breeders could breed for all different morphotypes starting from the same genetic materials, or that specific B. rapa materials (in geographical niches) resulted in certain morphotypes.
"Civilisation is a good example; it teaches about material and geographical contingency in the progression of history.
In this paper, we address piebald camels' physiological, genetic, and behavioural characteristics; their geographical distribution; taxonomy; and material and cultural roles among pastoral populations.
