Meanings of physiography in English

The south was by no means a unified region in its physiography.

Yesterday, Friday evening, Taylor gave an introductory lecture on his remarkably fascinating subject-modernphysiography.

London Institution, lectures at, on physiography.

From the physiography of the city we pass to its history...

Without doubt the limits of the spread of the common culture have been determined mainly by the physiography of the country.

A trophy of bluish green South Kensington certificates for geometrical drawing, astronomy, physiology, physiography, and inorganic chemistry adorned his further wall.

It was fundamentally national in its physiography, its composition, and its ideals- afighting-groundfor political issues which found their leaders in the other sections.

However, on the last night of the examinations, I had some conversation with one of the students as to the subjects required for physiography.

During the preceding month I had read up the first three subjects, but, being pressed for time, I gave up the idea of taking physiography.

As points to be looked to in Geology and Physiography:

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A new and comprehensive work, embracing the results of recent research in this field, including Physiography, Hydrography, Meteorology, Terrestrial Magnetism, and Vulcanology.

"Atmospheric pressure," said Bert, finding a use at last for the elementary physiography of his seventh-standard days.

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(MINERALOGY, PETROLOGY, GEOLOGY, PHYSIOGRAPHY)

The south was by no means a unified region in its physiography.