Sentence examples for understanding of geography from inspiring English sources
7) So Thor and his buddies do what America does best – they improvise a rag-tag guerrilla army, using their superior understanding of geography to exploit the frailties inherent in a hierarchical modern invading army.
For example, geographers and engineers teamed up to create the Spatial Literacy in Teaching group at the University of Leicester, also in central England, which aims to improve students' understanding of geography by introducing them to cutting-edge geospatial and navigational technologies.
We assembled available information regarding filovirus HF outbreaks and used various analytical tools to arrive at a detailed understanding of geography and ecology of filovirus disease occurrences.
Some southerners' understanding of northern geography is limited.
Whether you are or not, these books can provide a better understanding of the geography of, the history behind and the collateral damage caused by this monument to humankind's perversity.
Specifically I cited his understanding of the geography of his off stump and from it, judgment in leaving the ball, which could be compromised by the imperative actually to use as scoring areas those that he would studiously avoid otherwise.
He transformed our understanding of physical geography and meteorology, and spent his life trying to bind together the workings of the Earth and ultimately the cosmos (a term he coined in its modern sense in Kosmos, his five-volume treatise on the unity of science, published between 1845 and 1862) through universal rules.
I could rest my case here.Yet let me add this: the primary purpose of the Olympics is not to clean China's environment, to promote understanding of Chinese geography or to create sympathy for the leaders of an autocratic state.
Our understanding of the geography of speciation is quite clear.
The possibilities for a deeper understanding of species' geography back through evolutionary time are exciting.
In this essay, I concentrate on our understanding of the geography of speciation in birds, arguably one of the best known vertebrate groups.
