Sentence examples for western geography from inspiring English sources

He wrote some of the first Japanese studies of Western geography, history, science, and artillery.

In this context it transcends the Western geography and operates at conceptual level and in specific circumstances assumes global dimension wherever it goes.

Meantime, Western geography developed, with French 'possibilism' highlighting 'genres de vie' (lifestyles) in varying regions, and British geographers tracing 'human response' to environmental opportunities.

The most essential feature of the territorial production complex, making it fundamentally different from all the concepts conceived in Western geography and economics, is that it was developed for the practical purposes of determining and creating the territorial organization of production, rather than simply analyzing or explaining it.

A physiologist attributes Western dominance to geography.

What we are witnessing now is the "Asian Renaissance", born of the fusion of Asian commercial globalism and western capitalism.Owing to geography, Japan found itself at the periphery of the Asian global trading network, and precisely because of this peripheral location it has been able to retain its independence throughout its history.

Might the documentary-makers have been confused by the recent proposal that Peru and Brazil establish an 8.9m hectare "territorial corridor" for indigenous peoples in isolation in south-east Peru and western Brazil, whose geography roughly corresponds to the map of the "reserve" shown in the documentary?

While protections of Tibet's culture and environment are a necessity, the formal demands made as part of a "Middle Way" approach seek to establish Tibetan governance beyond the boundaries of the Tibetan Autonomous Region to include the provinces of Amdo (Qinghai) and eastern Kham (western Sichuan)–a geography that represents approximately one-quarter of China.

A recent meta-analysis of studies using 16S rRNA gene sequencing of human fecal samples demonstrated that samples clustered by large effect size characteristics such as age, geography and western vs. non-western societies, irrespective of the choice of PCR primers, sequencing platform or DNA extraction techniques (Lozupone et al. 2013).

A landlocked country of towering mountains, deep Alpine lakes, grassy valleys dotted with neat farms and small villages, and thriving cities that blend the old and the new, Switzerland is the nexus of the diverse physical and cultural geography of western Europe, renowned for both its natural beauty and its way of life.

The culture, economy, and geography of western South Dakota have more in common with the West than the Midwest.