Twenty years ago, Minnesota had two geographically separate moose populations.
To avoid confusion, the system keeps similar word combinations geographically separate – "pushy.inert.teaspoon" is a location in Texas and "inert.pushy.teaspoons" is in Alaska.
This was Jim Crow, Cali-style — the covenants were statewide — a means to keep minorities of different colors geographically separate and consequently unequal.
Two geographically separate populations that at one time were members of the same species later may have diverged into two different species.
This may occur when a few colonizers reach a geographically separate habitat, perhaps an island, lake, river, isolated valley, or mountain range.
Russia and the European Union reached agreement on travel rules for Kaliningrad, a small wedge of territory of about 900,000 people that is part of Russia but geographically separate from it.
Alternately, a population may be split into two geographically separate ones by topographic changes, such as the disappearance of a water connection between two lakes, or by an invasion of competitors, parasites, or predators into the intermediate zone.
The two clusters from the Philippines also did not correspond to geographically separate groups.
As "enterprises grow and become geographically separate," these activities need to be coordinated in new ways.
Wide Area Network (WAN) connections are used to connect geographically separate networks.
Postgraduate specialty training in obstetrics and gynaecology within England is run by 13 geographically separate Local Education Training Boards LETBB).
