Sentence examples for partitioning of countries from inspiring English sources

Figure 9 Geographic partitioning of countries.

Mobile phone data have, for instance, already been used to study human mobility and behavior in cities [3], the geographical partitioning of countries [4], and the spread of information in social networks [5].

We computed the Gravity model using dataset D1, and specifically modeled the migrations for both administrative and sub-tribal partitioning of the country, and subsequently tested the accuracy of the model from the mean average percent error (MAPE) with respect to the true network of human mobility.

Iraq's political leadership united in denouncing the resolution as a de facto partitioning of the country, and the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad issued a statement distancing itself.

It is also difficult to believe that the Kurds of Rojava would submit to the weakening of their relative autonomy, or that the Syrians would accept the partitioning of their country.

Russian economist Igor Panarin, for instance, has gotten a good deal of press attention (particularly in Russia, but abroad as well) for predicting that the financial crisis will lead to civil war in the United States and the partitioning of that country.

Remarkably, the latest story in the Times states that "Mr. Biden and Mr. Kerry, who have been influenced by Mr. Galbraith's thinking but do not advocate such a partitioning of the country, were not aware of Mr. Galbraith's oil dealings in Iraq... .. Say what?

Mr. Dacic gave signs in Berlin recently that he was open to improving ties with Kosovo, but he has also discussed a partitioning of the new country as a possible solution to tensions there.

For most Congolese, the stalemate is a nightmare that continues the effective partition of their country.

Despite opposition by Kosovo's leaders, Serbs advocated the partition of the country.

West Germans seemed to have come to terms with the partition of the country, in any case.