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Meanings of geography in inglês
Science that studies the terrestrial surface, the societies that inhabit it and the territories, landscapes, places or regions that form it when interacting with each other.
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Study of the earth's surface; includes people's responses to topography and climate and soil and vegetation.
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Examples for "geographical science"
Examples for "geographical science"
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The organization of society became more favorable to geographical science.
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Every step will be an advance in geographical science.
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The advanced state of geographical science shows that no new countries remain to be explored.
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Such is the life of this celebrated traveller, whose narrative had a marked influence on the progress of geographical science.
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During the long, unoccupied hours of the voyage, the doctor held regular sittings, with lectures on geographical science, in the officers' mess-room.
Usage of geography in inglês
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That seeming detail of plant geography had enormous implications for politics today.
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Given Mexico City's original geography, its lack of water may seem strange.
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In the west geography and history made the situation a little different.
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The first of these concerned the political geography of the new country.
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It is not a new idea that geography shapes a country's economy.
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I wasn't ever good with geography, at least not in second grade.
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Trimmer in his ideal restoration of the geography of the olden time.
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And for the first time in history, geography is no longer destiny.
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Spencer got second place in the seventh-grade geography bee; Melissa got first.
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Unfortunately the decision to remove geography has not received the same publicity.
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Nine university history teaching courses, and 11 for geography, lost their funding.
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This is a simple bit of geography lesson in the Old Testament.
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Thus, some mystery remains about Africa's most surprising fact of human geography.
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Our tourism economy is dependent upon an appreciation of history and geography.
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Political, 2002, a wry critique on power and geography by Tom Lubbock.
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The geography class of the future will be a class in astronomy.
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Translations for geography
russo
português
catalão
Geography through the time
Geography across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
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