Sentence examples for wild geography from inspiring English sources

He has studied the wild geography of Ireland: the hills, the round towers, the expanses of limestone, the disappearing lakes.

The wild geography and topography around Killary, with its gorse-covered mountains, sweeping valleys and white sand beaches, presents both stark beauty and physical challenges.

Two years ago her 7-year-old son was given a GeoSafari, a sort of pipsqueak laptop that uses flashing lights and a synthesized voice to play a quiz game that asks questions about wild animals and geography.

Two years ago her 7-year-old son was given a GeoSafari, a sort of pipsqueak laptop that uses flashing lights and a synthesized voice to run a quiz game that asks questions about wild animals and geography.

In both "Fierce Attachments" and "The Odd Woman and the City," those wilds assume a specific geography — that of New York City.

The book explains the long-term effects of geography — especially continental differences in wild plant and animal species available for domestication, and in shapes, areas and isolations — in molding the different histories of the peoples native to the different continents.

The main axes of genetic variation in wild rice are related to habitat adaptation and geography.

Based on information currently available, neither geography nor genetics of rice and wild rice exclude the possibility that rice was only domesticated once.

In wild populations there is a strong correlation between geography, climate, and genetic distances (Table  3 and Additional file 9: Figure S7).

Finally, we tested the hypotheses that the population in the eastern US is structured by geography, Vitis host species, or host habitat (wild or cultivated Vitis).

We attempted to unravel the diversity of monomeric alpha-amylase inhibitor genes of Israeli and Golan Heights' wild emmer wheat with different ecological factors (e.g., geography, water, and temperature).