Sentence examples for geographical representations from inspiring English sources
Using an exhaustive database of Iberian water beetles (which was relatively scarce and biased), we aim to prioritise areas to propose a planned survey design able to generate more accurate geographical representations of species distributions.
The geographical representations of haplogroup frequencies were obtained using Surfer 8.0 (http://www.goldensoftware.com).com
These global distributions are coarse geographical representations of documented occurrence patterns – bounded by maximum extents – for each species.
First, all the districts were divided into two categories according to geographical representations and levels of economic development, which are urban and rural areas.
Differences between geographical representations within countries (Germany and Greece) and differences related to the data collection methodology (CAPI vs. PAPI; pre-recruiting) and response rates by country, partly limit strict comparability between countries.
More accurate geographical representation began in the 14th century when portolan (seamen's) charts were compiled for navigation.
Amano described the complex issue of staffing at the IAEA - from technical expertise to geographical representation and gender balance - as a "jigsaw puzzle".
Do you think it is desirable to have a greater geographical representation in the future? A. Maybe yes, but Europe is very important in the Olympic movement.
Next to Mr. Rae's cubicle is the GeoDisplay, a 40-inch screen that gives a three-dimensional geographical representation of where Google is being used around the globe.
"The museum in Rennes has a remarkable collection, but our challenge was to get the other Frame museums interested so we would have wider geographical representation," said Paul Kahn, the managing director of K+A.
Yet Lucy Garrido, coordinator of the feminist NGO Cotidiano Mujer, points out that the seats assigned to provinces constitute a territorial quota, acknowledging the need for balanced geographical representation, and argues the same principle could be applied to gender.
