Sentence examples for idea of geography from inspiring English sources
The young man, who has a better idea of geography than she has, eliminates all the places she suggests.
Trevor Paglen, a artist and author based in New York and Oakland who will be presenting his new book "Invisible" at City Lights Bookstore on Thursday, pushes the idea of geography in different directions.
Important as geography might be, the idea of geography's importance seems still more important.
In this paper, the idea of Geography-based Opportunistic Routing (GOR) is applied to advance the packet towards the destination and to handle the void problem.
Thus Sacagawea, the teenage Shoshone captive who helps to guide the expedition, is given voice through dreamlike passages and idiosyncratic ideas of geography.
Certainly, any regular Internet user is more than aware of the way that cyberspace has undermined traditional ideas of geography and supplanted judgments linked to physical space: an e-mail address is a far more nebulous concept than a street address with all its material and social implications.
You get a real idea of the geography of the city from Killakee.
The idea of rescaling geography to reflect variable data such as population, trade, GDP or obesity is appealing.
Do you have to fly to Boston first?" She didn't have any idea of the geography of Connecticut.
"I explained this basic idea" — of economic geography — "to a non-economist friend," Krugman wrote, "who replied in some dismay, 'Isn't that pretty obvious?' And of course it is".
The Pestana hotel group, which manages the pousadas, recommends "routes" — like the "Port Wine Route," "Lisbon and Route of the Castles," the "Rice Route" and the "Cod Fishing Route" — but these names mean very little without a basic idea of Portuguese geography.
