Sentence examples for rough geographical from inspiring English sources

From the records, the CIA was able to deduce how many agents the Cubans were running, their rough geographical locations and the command structure of the DI.

The basic criteria when choosing to work with these organizations are like-mindedness, a vision to provide access to reliable and affordable electricity over a long period of time and access to transmission lines in areas that are difficult to reach often due to rough geographical terrain in the rural parts of the countryside.

We planned to pair hospitals in rough geographical proximity according to the outcome of their baseline survey results, those with good scores ideally meeting those who are lacking.

There was no funding to service the bicycles, and the rough geographical terrain limited their use, particularly during the rainy season.

Monitoring rangeland using fieldwork techniques presents a challenge in arid and semi-arid areas due to the large geographical area, rough terrain and rich diversity over short distances.

The exact sampling procedures to select households have changed over time but it has employed a stratified (by regional geography and area socio-economic characteristics) clustered sample method with the primary sample units being small (as a rough guide 5000 people) geographical areas (electoral wards until 1983 and postcode sectors thereafter).

One wall of Ms. Loum-Martin's entrance hall is a constellation of humble artifacts that serve as a geographical key: rough-hewn North African household tools, a painting of Central African rhinos, a Moroccan couscous bowl, a carved Berber window frame and a scrap of fabric from Senegal.

Apple explains that as part of its enrolment process, it gathers a variety of markers about the user's online Apple account and phone characteristics, such as a rough approximation of its current geographical coordinates.

The researchers open with a rough but suggestive field observation: In geographical regions dense in religious congregations and high in self-reported church attendance, the frequency of brand-name stores such as Apple, Macy's or Gap is relatively low.

To provide some geographical context, Figure 1 shows the rough locations of cell towers in relation to the regional boundaries of Ivory Coast (255 subprefectures).

Due to the vagaries and imprecision inherent in locality descriptions, the georeferenced point assigned to a locality is often only a rough approximation of a physical collecting site's geographical location.