Sentence examples for original geography from inspiring English sources

Image: The original geography textbook used by Abdul Baha.

China's large-scale land-reclamation project has obscured many of the natural features of the South China Sea, while its actions, including warning away US military aircraft operating in the vicinity of the islands, suggest that it is enforcing maritime zones that have no basis in the original geography of the region.

However, phylogenetic studies of Malagasy primates demonstrate a tendency for sister species to be found in parapatry [49], suggesting that current lemur distribution patterns maintain a signal that at least partly reflects the original geography of speciation [42].

McGee's (1991) original explanation represented human geography perspectives.

Peter Edlund, a painter, has researched Indian languages to understand the origin of place names that are a part of our geography, but whose original meanings are long forgotten.

Hiorns had once worked as a postman on the estate where Seizure was first made: he knew every inch of its geography and his original impulse was to stage a chemical takeover of an urban postwar concrete housing block.

The exclusion of participants with missing data on pertinent variables may have introduced selection biases; yet, the final sample included in the analysis was comparable in terms of demography and geography to the original one.

Within the diaspora's traditional Muslim communities, patriarchy prevails and it is the family's original culture - determined by both geography and sociology - that indicates whether a woman is likely to cover or not.

In these short stories, Lovecraft's intimate knowledge of New England's geography and culture is blended with an elaborate original mythology.

Biologists broke the original population down into eight subspecies, based on looks and geography, from the relatively small and dark Indochinese tiger of southern continental Asia to the massive Siberian tiger of the Russian far east.

He was as interested in geography as in history and his many historical atlases are strikingly original and have often been imitated.