Sentence examples for geographical points from inspiring English sources

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

That will take in Liverpool and Runcorn en route, of course; and so, unlike the lop-sided north-south divide, the east-west split may prove in the long run to benefit both geographical points.

Today the problem -- which involves finding the most efficient route among geographical points -- is a key concept in applied efficiency research and is used to direct telescopes, manufacture computer chips, map genomes, speed up video games, and even, Dr. Cook notes, "minimize wallpaper waste".

The database is a compilation of different geographical points containing soil moisture information.

The concept of triangulation was first introduced by Frisius [8] for map surveying and locating far-off geographical points.

De Vany and Saving (1977) uses the truck transport industry to consider situations where one market dominates the other (two different geographical points).

We have a map, physical evidence, showing every geographical point of impact, and that is concrete.

We have a map, physical evidence, showing every geographical point of impact — and that is concrete".

"From a geographical point of view, the shortest route is above Sri Lanka".

PM concentration distribution at every affected geographical point defined by a grid is computed.

It is at present practically unmapped, and is expected to prove of the greatest interest and importance from the geographical point of view.