Sentence examples for geography containing from inspiring English sources

Migration rates and directions were estimated for two subsets: 1) a three large-population case, where populations from the East coast of Australia, PNG, and the South Pacific were pooled based on geography (Table 5), and a spatially more restricted six population case, also based on geography, containing five populations from Australia plus the one from PNG (Table 6).

An IMD score (based on crime, education, skills and training, employment, health and disability, housing and services, income, and living environment) calculated at the lower layer super output area (SOA) level (a census based geography containing on average 1 500 people [ 22]) was assigned to each postcode based on the SOA the postcode fell within using data from the 2001 Census.

The Bibliography of Chinese Administrative Geography contains information on approximately 75 published books concerning the administrative geography of China.

Due to the suburb's relative isolation and hilly geography, it contains very few roads and does not conform to Adelaide's typical grid pattern – despite the suburb's age.

The geography panel contains a dynamic map, capable of zooming and panning, and area markers representing geographic distributions at the current time point for unmasked phylogenetic lineages.

Enumeration Areas, the smallest level of census geography in 1996 containing between 125 and 440 dwellings, were used as neighbourhood proxies.

This cabinet contains geography, as well as history.

Publishing a broad portfolio of peer-reviewed scientific books Historical Geography and Geosciences contains research monographs, edited volumes, advanced and undergraduate level textbooks, as well as conference proceedings.

The more our resources are applied to a contained geography (and/or product, market), the quicker we gain traction, the quicker our product evolves, the better we get.

The geography panel (right) contains colored area markers corresponding to phylogenetic lineages that specify discrete or continuous geographic distributions.

TIGER - boundary files based on TIGER 1992 files containing U.S. census geographies.