Sentence examples for geographical ones from inspiring English sources

Particularly, cultural barriers act jointly with geographical ones on reproductive isolation, limiting or extending gene flow within a region [ 18, 19].

Navarra too had historical claims, and the Canary and Balearic Islands geographical ones.

What makes the Backyardigans' travels especially appealing is that they are musical adventures as well as imaginary geographical ones.

Later, as a medical student and then anatomy tutor, I continued my habit of atlas-travelling, though by then I'd switched to anatomical rather than geographical ones.

"Millionaire" could be fairer if it dispensed with the ordering questions, especially the geographical ones, which play to men's spatial skills.

There are many constraints, including geographical ones, but following the guidelines reduces the gradual loss of diversity over generations — an inevitable occurrence in small populations.

It is a geographical one, different from the present one which is abstract.

The restaurant was instantly called by its meat name, not its geographical one: L'Entrecôte.

"Over-the-hill Dutchman would be a topographical impossibility David, not a geographical one," lectures Craig McEwan.

I mean, have you fucking been to California?" This is a psychological journey as much as a geographical one.

Community efforts – where "community" means people with alike interests, not a geographical one – are easier to create online: given an exciting target, you can get hundreds or thousands of people to contribute, Wikipedia-style.