Detractors of the views expressed in this essay would not fail to point out that there are many documented examples of allopatric speciation, i.e. where groups of individuals that were geographically separated have become "good species", i.e. completely infertile with one another.
Many U.S. communities that are densely populated often lack workplaces, stores, and leisure facilities [67]; similarly, quite a few neighborhoods in Seoul have a high level of functional specialization (i.e., residential areas and office areas are geographically separated) [68].
The greatest Dest values were observed between the E405 and N101 populations that are geographically separated by two major freeways and the greatest geographical distance.
Note: Varieties are geographically separated.
This is especially important if you meet through an externship, internship, or a professional conference and are geographically separated.
(In fact, before that change, Marble Hill, the enclave just east of Spuyten Duyvil, was geographically separated from the Bronx by the creek).
The two sites, Hawke's Bay and Marlborough, have similar environmental issues and attributes but are geographically separated.
The approach supports solutions to the decision makers who are geographically separated and operate on differing computer platforms.
Coworkers who are geographically separated, however, can't easily connect and align, so they experience high levels of social distance and struggle to develop effective interactions.
The goal of the project is to facilitate more engaging and creative play experiences for adults and children when they are geographically separated.
Group awareness is critical to improving the collaboration efficiency of a group, especially when teammates are geographically separated while working on the web.
