Sentence examples for geographically integrated from inspiring English sources

To obtain a geographically integrated survey of the diversity in archaeal amoA genes, we analyzed clone libraries representing each of the four distinct desert systems across the western U.S. (Chihuahuan, Great Basin, Colorado Plateau, and Sonoran).

The goals of our geographically integrated exposure assessment are a) to identify the dominant DDT exposure routes for the four populations, b) to compare the exposure of the four populations, and c) to assess for each population the consistency of our exposure estimates against the DDT levels measured by biomonitoring.

The shaded area in Figure 1 corresponds to the time interval (1995 2008) considered in the geographically integrated exposure assessment.

By geographically integrating this data, we identify areas of high endemic concentrations and irreplaceable areas (greatest number of narrowly distributed endemics) across the study area [ 54].

Such a large and geographically widespread integrated coastal management project is bound to have site specific variances due to the presence or absence of certain community characteristics as well as differences between project personnel.

In this type of system approach, the flow of material, transport, emissions and energy and the habitats of plants and animals are geographically, systematically and functionally integrated, especially when they are based on a greater degree of interweaving between man and nature than is currently the case.

As former co-head of Goldman and chairman of Citigroup, he knows a bit about integrating geographically scattered operations and overcoming cultural differences.

It is used to integrate geographically distributed systems, processes and heterogeneous data for asset management.

This chapter investigates how collaborative environment technology can be used to integrate geographically dispersed design teams and other technical and non-technical members from within and outside the organization to support collaborative product design reviews.

This paper describes a series of industry-based projects involving simulation, scheduling and monitoring of the facilities in a distributed environment based on World Wide Web (WWW) technologies so that its operations located in geographically distant regions can be integrated.

Abu Dis epitomizes a reality usually obscured in the simplistic public debate about Jerusalem and its fate: Just as the village is integrated with the Jerusalem area geographically, economically and socially, East Jerusalem itself is entwined with the West Bank.