Sentence examples for human geographic from inspiring English sources

(3) Frost, P (2008) Sexual selection and human geographic variation.

It does not expand human geographic freedom.

Analysis of interview data was informed by human geographic literature on the social construction of scale.

Nor is this difference simply one of a physical versus a human geographic framework.

There is another dimension though, as Professor David Passig has pointed out (before me) — each new level or era of technology also extends human geographic freedom.

In other words, the neutral theory leads us to expect that the human geographic range is saturated by a maximum density of human cultures.

Climate change may affect the incidence of VBZDs through its effect on four principal characteristics of host and vector populations that relate to pathogen transmission to humans: geographic distribution, population density, prevalence of infection by zoonotic pathogens, and the pathogen load in individual hosts and vectors.

"At every turn, there were surprises, both human and geographic.

"What I do in the landscape takes its place with all the other human and geographic history that has been before.

"Whatever name we call it — 'wall,'barrierer,' or 'fence,' " he says, "its goal is the same: to restrict any human and geographic relation between 'us' and 'them.' " Gaël Turine's project, "The Fence of Shame," will be exhibited sometime next year, in Paris and Brussels.

Fusing neorealism with magic realism, using nonprofessional actors and specific locations to create an almost mythical human and geographic landscape, addressing social concerns without piety or lecturing, Mr. Zeitlin and his co-writer, Lucy Alibar, have made a fresh, passionate and disarmingly sincere contribution to postmodern Americana.