Sentence examples for geographically surrounded from inspiring English sources
There is no real town center; for that, head to Englishtown, the borough geographically surrounded by Manalapan, which has a quaint downtown and a hugely popular weekend flea market.
As a result, any transmitter location is geographically surrounded by four RSUs within radio range.
Additionally, because this research was carried out in western Kenya mostly among the Luo, an ethnic group that traditionally does not circumcise yet are surrounded geographically by circumcising groups, these results may not be applicable in other countries or regions where circumcision is less widely practiced.
K 3 corresponded to a single greenhouse growing cucumber (KR), which, being surrounded by forests was somewhat geographically isolated from other greenhouses in Ostrobothnia.
Although such conditions could favor adaptation of T. vaporariorum to this cultivar, KR is also somewhat geographically isolated from other agroecosystems and is surrounded by forests, which potentially limits insect dispersal.
Geographically isolated wetlands (GIW), depressional landscape features entirely surrounded by upland areas, provide a wide range of ecological functions and ecosystem services for human well-being.
Osprey Reef is an oceanic seamount surrounded by 2000 m depths and harbors a geographically isolated population of N.pompilius.
Geographically isolated wetlands (GIWs) are defined as wetlands that are completely surrounded by uplands.
"I stress that the outbreak is limited geographically to the area surrounding the city of Hamburg, so there is no reason to take action on a European level.
The aim of the present study is to characterize the population isolate of the upper Val Borbera, a large valley localized within the Apennine mountains of Piedmont, in the Northwest of Italy, geographically secluded from the surrounding areas.
A provincial rural study using geographically defined population catchments surrounding maternity services examined the relationship between level of access to services and outcomes [ 25].
