"I think about quality, not geography".
Be it understanding climate change, how international migration is shaping our communities or using fieldwork to investigate local environmental quality, good geography lessons provide a context for pupils to bring together skills, understanding and knowledge.
In an article published in The New York Times on Aug. 8, Mr. Landesman talked about his inclination to support art on the basis of quality, not geography, in implied contrast to his predecessor's policy of directing agency funds to every Congressional district.
Currently Point and Find is being used with closed, high-quality datasets — geography, movie posters, and the like — but Henry showed obvious excitement when suggesting that the data could be user-augmented (he seemed to stop short of user-generated info).
He adds that the research supports his previous findings that semen quality varies with geography and argues against a uniform drop-off: "The concept of a worldwide decline in sperm counts must be reevaluated".
Windows of exclusivity can last for decades and be cut across anything that allows for differentiation: format, geography, quality, etc. Movie and TV content owners are masters at this game.
Koi's (2006) study of hub port competition in Europe suggests that money and time are not sufficient to explain the choices of shipping lines, whereas other less quantifiable factors, such as geography, quality of services, values and perceptions, inertia, and limitations of liners are significant.
They can co-exist based on quality of content and geography," he said today.
Regulations, first on air quality, have altered the geography of coal mining, pushing it west from Appalachia.
Few scientists need encouragement to form alliances with colleagues in other countries, and scientists will choose quality in preference to geography in seeking partnerships.
