Sentence examples for geographically uniform from inspiring English sources

National domestic energy-efficiency policies are unlikely to be implemented in a geographically uniform manner.

The method is intended for measuring geographically uniform lichen areas, evenly used for reindeer grazing.

The prevalence of slavery was not geographically uniform across Brazil.

As was restated here it is well known that nongeocoded data are often not geographically uniform and commonly a function of population density with rural areas being more susceptible.

These regions are shown on the insert map in Figure 2. Nongeocoded data are often not geographically uniform and commonly related at least in part to population density with rural areas being more susceptible.

While our modeling for the LGM is somewhat crude in that it assumes geographically uniform changes in temperature and rainfall (probably not a realistic assumption 31), it is in substantial agreement with our phylogeographic results, summarized in Figure 5.

It is a suitable format for purchasers that desire geographically dispersed, uniform services and for unit actors that accept losing control and following the guidance of the formula.

Material from the Mu Us Desert is geographically non-uniform with red and gray Cretaceous sandstones cropping out in the middle and northwest and Quaternary loess exposed at the surface in the south and east, respectively (Zhu et al. 1980).

The result is also geographically non-uniform for the utilization of specialists (AZS; -0.9%), but particularly large cantons (see Figure 1) show decreasing trends.

Second, our calculations make the assumption that incidence is uniform geographically throughout Mexico and across age group.

We faced a state-less enemy – geographically diffuse, lacking uniforms and flags, invulnerable to invading infantries and saturation bombing, and apparently capable of regenerating itself at minimal expense.