Although most of the trials were conducted in North America, newer trials were multi-centre in nature spanning over more than one continent, making a geography-specific analysis difficult.
They made a geography of the country by the naming of pubs: "Do you know Madigan's in Maynooth?" "I do, of course".
Suzy is dismayed to find that he invented an entire language when he became a foreign languages teacher, and then invented its country (Estranzia) when made a Geography teacher.
Here surely was an example of how the Internet was making a nonsense of geography, making even retailing a global industry?Not entirely.
Borges was making a point about a geography marked by culture and imagination, rather than one that respects borders.
Will you eventually step down as president? A. I think we likely will have another president in the not-too-distant future — leading us from a geography perspective, making a real effort to connect the dots of geography.
For example, the Netherlands, the most densely populated of the seven jurisdictions [ 18], encompasses geography by making a risk adjustment based on residence in one of ten regional clusters and which primarily reflects relative urbanisation, although this is closely tied to other adjustments based on socio-economic status.
Yes, being an island makes a difference, but geography is not destiny.
But this year's tournament takes place amid volatile conference shifts that make a mockery of geography and threaten the conference's integrity and possibly its very survival.
Such "price aggregation" may come to make a nonsense of geography and of which exchange owns what.That could make further consolidation pointless; or it could produce more deals as exchanges try to preserve their power.
As discussed, one of the major causes of neonatal and maternal mortality in delivery is the lack of access to emergency obstetric care, making simple geography a critical barrier to delivery of effective interventions like emergency C-sections.
