In some cases, the expectation may be geography-based.
The major difference, besides a cape and a Batmobile, may only be geography.
Interesting as some of Mr. Kotkin's observations may be, "The New Geography" remains a disorganized hodgepodge of a book filled with repetitions and contradictions.
In particular, both social ties and personal visits may be consequences of geography or one another.
Since a spurious association between genetic and linguistic distances may be detected when geography is not accounted for, more elaborate procedures called partial Mantel tests can be applied in order to control for geography [19].
Community refers to populations that may be defined by geography; race; ethnicity; sex/gender; sexual orientation; disability, illness, or other health condition; or to groups that have a common interest or cause, such as health or service agencies and organizations, health care or public health practitioners or providers, policy makers, or lay public groups with public health concerns.
In addition, the significantly over-dispersed gene expression observed for C. diadema (Table 3), a pattern that is disparate from those of the other species, may be related to geography (C. diadema occurs in the eastern Pacific, while the other species occur in the Indo-West Pacific) and the communities of prey that this species encounters.
Previous sections of this article dealt with practical issues of how health inequalities can be measured, including whether health differences are studied across individuals or groups, how inequalities may be measured across geographies and social groups, and how observed differences can be reported cross-sectionally and over time.
The revenge of geography may be worth debating, but the consequences of no geography are beyond doubt.
GEOGRAPHY may be destiny when it comes to which cars consumers are most likely to buy.
Personality may be pre-eminent, but geography has increasingly been a factor.
