"We really believe the old arms control agreements in which you had to match warhead for warhead, system for system, ignoring geography, ignoring history, ignoring the threats around you, was the old way of thinking about this," she said.
If you ignore geography, there's no arguing that the Club Music that comes from these three cities, but even the Club that comes from as far away as Paris and Helsinki is firmly based on an aesthetic tradition that was established in Baltimore in the early 90s and continues to this day through the work of Scottie B, DJ Technics, KW Griff, DJ Booman, and DJ Class, amongst others.
Because the Internet ignores geography and political boundaries, it is a threat to all powerful governments.
Sure, we are more likely to know and regularly interact with people near us, so you can't ignore geography.
Thus, ignoring geography (ie, the spatial dependence of the data) may lead to incorrect inference.
Ignoring geography, we found that our nine largest clusters held 85 of the cities (87.6% of the total cities observed) and maintained an average within-cluster distance of 4918 units.
But 72-year old pensioner Vladimir Abasheli thinks Georgia should not ignore its geography: "Europe is all very well, but Russia's Vladikavkaz is one-and-a-half hour's drive from here, and we have to be on friendly terms with our neighbour".
In 1931, a year before he was born, a Tube worker named Harry Beck had designed his now-famous schematic map of the system, the clean lines of which ignored distance and geography in favour of showing only the essential information of how the stations were connected.
In particular, it says the recent introduction of the English Baccalaureate measure for pupils who achieve grade C or above in English, mathematics, science, a language and either history or geography, ignores RE and has further marginalised the subject.
This study fully addressed the modifiable areal unit problem (MAUP) that was well-known in geography but generally ignored by safety analysis.
