Sentence examples for geography of time from inspiring English sources

In Madagascar, according to the social psychologist Robert Levine in his book "A Geography of Time," a person might describe a half hour as "the….

In Madagascar, according to the social psychologist Robert Levine in his book "A Geography of Time," a person might describe a half hour as "the time of a rice-cooking".

By Lauren Collins In Madagascar, according to the social psychologist Robert Levine in his book "A Geography of Time," a person might describe a half hour as "the time of a rice-cooking".

He is the author of A Geography of Time (Basic Books).

His book, A Geography of Time, was awarded the Otto Klineberg Intercultural and International Relations Award.

Because of the difficulty of balancing matters of ethnicity, cultural heritage, places of employment, and the political geography of the time, this group has also been designated as the Franco-Flemish, Flemish, or Netherlandish school.

By the scale of that geography, which is the true geography of our time, the ship that burns in the water with its cargo of dead crewmen is no farther away from us than the television screen in our living room which shows us the scene.

Time space dairies became widely used in geography with the proliferation of time geography in the 1970s and continue to be employed as they provide a window on people's everyday life.

Police investigators asked for and received a warrant to attach a GPS tracking device to the underside of the defendant's car but then exceeded the warrant's scope in both geography and length of time.

"It resonated because I enjoyed visiting the psycho-geography of this time in my life".

It can show them video ads by number of views, number of viewers, geography, time of day, time watched, clickthroughs, and sharing on social sites like Twitter and Facebook.