Sentence examples for geographies on which from inspiring English sources

What this magnificent movie suggests is that music was in the end a neutral ground — another of the compromised geographies on which the Second World War was fought.

What this magnificent movie suggests is that music was in the end a neutral ground another of the compromised geographies on which the Second World War was fought.

Then discovering their experimental electronic early works i.e. those collected on "Geography" (one of which I have included here) made me love them more.

In geography, a test on which students were asked to use an atlas to identify lakes created by the Hoover Dam, 27percentt of eighth graders were proficient, and overall scores didn't vary from 1994 to 2014.

Although the previous sections illustrate the time use instruments in geography and social sciences on which Wikström's Space-Time Budget instrument was inspired, related instruments and measures have been used in criminological research as well.

Thus, despite the underlying fixed geography, the North Atlantic average pressure distribution, on which the prevailing winds depend, may show large differences from one winter to the next.

Therefore, the degree to which Tobler's first law of geography applies to community structure depends on which aspect hereof is considered – species composition or species richness.

In these last three regions, where investors from out of town invest may depend less on market forces and more on geography, which we'll explore next.

The literary criticism on which geographers modeled post-positivist geography was primarily interpretive.

But the main dimension on which this redistribution takes place is not that of age, but of income and wealth (and to a lesser extent geography).

For example, a large advertiser could set the basic template for an ad but then allow the content to be tailored to individual franchise locations, depending on the geography in which the ad is delivered.