Sentence examples for geographically connected from inspiring English sources
WHAT YOU'LL FIND Ms. Rangan's house is in Marble Hill — which, though contiguous to the neighborhood and on the same side of the Harlem River, is not officially part of the Bronx at all, but a part of Manhattan, to which it was geographically connected before the river was reoriented in 1897, cutting it off.
The obtained partitions were geographically connected, with the influence of distance, of influential cities, and the cultural barrier of language being observable in the optimal partitions.
Thus, AMOEBA identifies high-valued, or low-valued, ecotopes by looking for subsets of geographically connected areas with a high absolute value of the ( {G}_i^{ast } ) statistic.
He says this region -- not really geographically connected -- is that which was "settled by New England Yankees in the 19th century along with culturally similar Germans and Scandinavians".
This suggests that disease did not spread as a sequence of geographically connected outbreaks in the east-west direction.
Yakushima Island was once geographically connected to the south of Kyushu Island, and probably served as a refugium for temperate evergreen forest species during the LGM [ 19, 27].
As a result, Pastry avoids routing messages through geographically distant nodes when connecting geographically close neighbors, yielding much better performance than approaches that ignore the physical locations of nodes.
When you first move to London it's very common to quickly gain very detailed, even intimate knowledge of two or three locales, but not know how they are connected geographically.
3) A disaster area may cover multiple regions that are not connected geographically.
E-EPP is an aggregate model of a large scale of geographically dispersed EVs connected to power system with V2G power electronic interface.
In DAS, the remote antenna units (RAUs) are geographically separated and connected by a dedicated link to a central unit where processing is jointly performed.
