Sentence examples for stable geography from inspiring English sources

Superimposed on this gradual progression towards a stable geography are ongoing disturbance regimes ranging from low-frequency, high-magnitude events (megafloods, volcanic eruptions) to high-frequency, low-magnitude events (small landslides, annual floods).

But he was reluctant to repeat his comments when reached by telephone, denying that he had closed down his stable and offering geography as the reason for his absence.

A good Farrier will be able to inspect your horse's hooves and recommend the proper shoes for him, depending on where your horse is stabled, what your geography is like, and how he's ridden or worked.

Rich economies usually combine competent policy (on the whole), sound and stable institutions and favourable geography.

Due to its geography and stable climate, Colombia is one of the world's largest coffee producers but, as Colombians affirm, the first in terms of its quality.

Geography is not stable either: spaces may appear at any time through secret doors.

It is based on the stable and consistent small area geography called data zones, of which there are 6505 in Scotland (average population 798 (range 0-7061) people) ranked from most deprived (1) to least deprived (6505).

We note investor concern regarding European sales; however, our limited checks in this geography suggest European sales are stable," said Piper Jaffray.

Our application therefore assumes that patterns in δDf across geography are very general and stable signals derived from averages in δDp.

An assumption is therefore made that the geography of these environmental conditions is relatively stable over time, and indicative of population exposures in the period before diagnosis in 2006 2008.

The drug control policy office is betting on stable isotopes to identify unique markers in marijuana, distinguishing it not just by geography but also by its cultivation method — for example, indoor versus outdoor.