In terms of geography, my practice area is relatively narrow – it's still possible to visit all of my patients by bicycle – but the cross-section of humanity it encompasses is broad.
Geography was practiced and taught largely because its information was valuable notably for traders, those who invested in them, and the statesmen who supported both groups.
Machen became one of the founders of psycho geography - the practice of exploring the human environment, especially in cities, without any definite purpose or preconception of what you may find.
Eleven physicians matched on baseline scores, geography, specialty, and practice size were selected as controls.
We used a strategic sampling strategy to recruit a sample of GPs that represented variation regarding prescription practice, geography, age, and gender.
Zachary Taylor, during which assignment he studied Middle Eastern and Mediterranean geography and agricultural practices.
Thus, the evolving practice of geography involved mapping the world, drawing outlines of what heretofore were terrae incognitae, and filling them in with details about their physical environments and the people inhabiting them.
We compare the Elo rating system to alternative methods and describe a specific case study (an adaptive practice of geography facts) to illustrate the application of the Elo rating system in education.
3. Investigate in groups the culture, economy, geography, political history, religious practices, relationships with the United States, and current events of Venezuela.
The liturgical patterns of the community, insofar as they were concerned with natural phenomena (e.g., planting, rainfall, harvest, and the annual cycle) rather than historical events, were based on geography, topography, and agricultural practices of the land.
