This legacy connects Marshall's home to her parents' birthplace, Barbados, another major port in the British chattel trade, as well as to Lagos, Nigeria — three geographies she explores in this brief memoir.
There are basically three geographies in which fiction takes place: this world, the one we generally share; other worlds, like ours in many respects but wholly different; and ones that exist solely in the words by which they come into being, like those in the Alice books or "One Hundred Years of Solitude".
You are opening from the start in three geographies, San Francisco, Tokyo and Paris.
He has advised three companies through IPO in three geographies (Kayak in New York, Showroomprive in Paris and OFX in Sydney).
"Part of the geographical education of every child within 50 miles of New York [should be] at least one geography lesson from the top of the Empire State Building," he wrote.
I won't go into the exact circumstances, except to say I was lying in a bath in a house on the south coast of England shared with five geography students and several members of the Nigerian navy.
You have to derisk you should not depend on one client or one technology or one geography.
Imagine if you raise half a billion dollars and are operating in one geography in a bearish market.
McKinsey makes a good point about aggregation: "Competitors in one geography can compete in another because of falling shipping costs, lower search costs for consumers (as a result of the ability to find sellers on the Internet, for example), or both".
Figure 2 attempts to present RIF disease-mapping results in four (geography, time, covariates, and smoothing) of those dimensions (some only partially presented) for lung and bronchial cancers.
