Prevent conflict from spreading beyond geographical borders With the interconnectedness of our world, extremist groups can easily spread their ideologies beyond geographical borders.
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"Protected Geographical Indication" is given to foods "produced, processed, or prepared in the geographical area you want to associate it with," such as Dorset Blue cheese.
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"Once Apple's most promising geographical growth opportunity, the Chinese market has actually transitioned into its biggest geographical sales deficit," said Clement Thibault, a senior analyst with Investing.com.
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High Geographical Concentration: The proposed demerger will concentrate Crown's activities in Australia and reduce its scale, thus negatively impacting any benefit previously given to its rating from its geographical diversification.
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Fitch believes Carmike's portfolio provides significant geographical diversification benefits given minimal geographical overlap, which will enhance AMC's presence in small-to-mid-size markets, specifically in the south and southeast regions.
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In its ideal format, a deep map is less geographical than it is multiple — it can be temporal, spiritual, vertical (what's beneath the map?), though it is most certainly geographical, too.
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Geographical Memories Bringing together four artists who offer pathways to understanding the armed conflict in Colombia, María Alejandra Sáenz's exhibition, Geographical Memories, acknowledges nature as a living body that reacts, records, and remembers.
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In fact, there is a precise geographical location for Wakanda.
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"There are even these very uncanny geographical connections," Taggart added.
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The study found geographical differences as well as ethnic disparities.
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Leaders will try to enforce some geographical and ideological balance.
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India passed a law to protect geographical indications in 1999.
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Third, GE does not assess itself on a geographical basis.
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Do you feel like that leaves you without geographical identity?
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Don't expect it to work with Netflix geographical tracking though.
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Some accept anyone who lives in a certain geographical area.
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The map is, obviously, less geographical than it is thematic.
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But different geographical preferences have forced me to adjust accordingly.
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The securitised portfolio includes 1,421 outlets, with reasonable geographical spread.
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Trulia's research found sharp geographical divisions in housing market recovery.
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The portfolio's geographical diversity supports its solid business risk profile.
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Others are rejiggering their geographical logistics of where they're showing.
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At least with the latter, you get, well, geographical accuracy.
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How much should the collection reflect the other geographical Americas?
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Top prizes also showed a notable degree of geographical diversity.
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But state attorney generals inherently face geographical and legal limitations.
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The ratings remain constrained by limited product and geographical diversification.
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The latter highlights the benefits of the group's geographical diversification.
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Responses ranged from horror to laughter at the geographical mistake.
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Toni What is your favorite geographical quirk in this map?
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Other factors include hospital ownership, market competitiveness and geographical location.
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The geographical setting for all of these rooms is Vietnam.
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Cities are the standard geographical unit of the global economy.
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In addition, Sime Darby has better brand and geographical diversification.
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Geographical Concentration: Mastellone generates most of its sales in Argentina.
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What's more, Brexit divides Labour along class and geographical lines.
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Similar programs are tied to individual schools or geographical areas.
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"We now have wide geographical spread of Ebola," said Salama.
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Geographical breakdown of the first 15 Skype questions There's no apparent geographical favoritism, either, as five questions have come from states Hillary Clinton won in 2016 and seven questions have come from states Trump won.
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I have the money and geographical access to get an abortion.
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Only the top four seeds are protected by a geographical advantage.
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In cities around the world, downtown isn't just a geographical destination.
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"We can expect more cases and further geographical spread," Chan said.
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Cyber-crime knows no geographical bounds, unlike, say, a Florida hurricane.
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Added one perfect adjective or geographical shading to pull you in.
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As remarkable as the pace of growth was the geographical spread.
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Or each firm might conquer different geographical areas and demographic groups.
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Volte-face will run this fall at London's Royal Geographical Society.
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I don't really agree with attaching music to it's geographical location.
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Listing policy is uniform, and does not vary by geographical jurisdiction.
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America's opioid misuse epidemic knows no geographical, partisan, or ideological boundaries.
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This offsets the risks stemming from MIT's geographical concentration in Singapore.
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By how much depends on both their geographical and political positions.
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The state's reservoir levels reflect the geographical disparity of El Niño.
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It dispelled geographical myths, mapped landmarks and identified Native American communities.
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While evacuation shelters were listed, there was no simple geographical information.
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The problem arises because districts are typically subdivided into geographical divisions.
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That geographical pattern may be a result of the drug supply.
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Not only because of Colombia but because of our geographical location.
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In the air, one is offered a reprieve from geographical borders.
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Other countries found inspiration from geographical features, mythology, literature or art.
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The displacement can be geographical, or it can be between drugs.
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Instead, WHO might consider "a more homogenous geographical strategy", he said.
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Eastern capitals demanded geographical balance in awarding the prominent Brussels roles.
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BEIJING, Nov 6 (Reuters) - The European Union and China have agreed to protect 100 European geographical indications in China and 100 Chinese geographical indications in the EU, said a statement from the EU Commission on Wednesday.
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But as the map continues to shift, Republicans' geographical gains will likely be in places most friendly to Trump-style nationalist populism, while Republicans' geographical losses will likely be in places that sent establishment Republicans to Congress.
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Tellingly, Italy is the most assiduous state in claiming EU "geographical indications" (GI), be they the stringent Protected Designation of Origin (eg, Chianti Classico), the looser Protected Geographical Indication (eg, Cantucci Toscani) or the weakest appellation, TSG.
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The city's divisions — cultural, geographical and even racial — remain a challenge, too.
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"I think I have substantial support from all (geographical) areas," Cookson said.
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The geographical names come from places in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland.
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Their geographical behaviour is limited and predictable, not footloose and fancy-free.
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Even Silicon Valley's most conventional venture capitalists are preparing for geographical diversification.
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It apparently has to do with technical provisions known as Geographical Indications.
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On the other hand, the geographical location didn't seem to matter much.
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As several political observers have noted, this wasn't just a geographical shift.
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The audience is no longer trapped in a demographic or geographical bubble.
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Places, though, as its name suggests, is optimised to recognise geographical features.
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Among the big geographical segments there was pretty unified growth in revenues.
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"All the shapes in my walk-through paintings are geographical," she says.
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The backing for the move attested to that geographical and political reach.
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Earnings volatility is also mitigated by the company's geographical and product diversification.
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The logs also contained geographical information, timestamps and device types, he said.
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There's always something new to experience, even in a small geographical area.
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This continent has the greatest geographical concentration of cultural and linguistic diversity.
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Others said the president's remarks lacked any geographical knowledge of the continent.
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The data also reveals another, more subtle geographical difference in male vs.
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Instead, it is the meeting place of representatives of discrete geographical constituencies.
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Now with protected geographical indication status, Kampot pepper looks poised to thrive.
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Could you talk about the geographical dimension of the housing affordability issue?
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Heimat describes not just a geographical place, but a state of belonging.
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The Midwest is more of a cultural region than a geographical one.
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There's also another well-known California geographical location found at 15-Across.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the geographical location of Stalingrad.
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Finally, you'll tackle actual geographical plotting using the Matplotlib extension called Basemap.
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But fishing regulations have failed to keep up with these geographical changes.
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The rating remains constrained by the company's small size and geographical concentration.
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Elizabeth Warren, are poised to do well because of their geographical advantage.
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Could you see profiles of "second-degree" friends in your geographical region?
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Balanced geographical diversity between developed and emerging markets further supports the ratings.
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Otherwise, a place consigned to geographical oblivion in the minds of most.
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It can also step up the geographical diversification of its export sales.
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It gained "protected geographical indication" status from the European Union in 2010.
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Identifying the average household income by state produces some interesting geographical trends.
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Geographical boundaries are meaningless, and it can circle the globe within hours.
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Benmarhnia is studying spatial and geographical patterns linked to heat-related death.
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America's geographical and hydrological blessings ramify not only inward but also outward.
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These factors point to a geographical expansion of the theaters of war.
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The team's conclusions were presented to the Royal Geographical Society on Thursday.
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The available data and geographical constraints seem to better support a northern route.
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The deal is aimed at gaining scale and geographical breadth, Avast said today.
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Strategic buys including Instagram and Whatsapp helped diversify Facebook's geographical and demographical bets.
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Product and Geographical Concentration: Tewoo's major trading activities focus on metals, especially steel.
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No, because networking is now moving across interests online rather than geographical locations.
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The research studies the geographical reach of leading players to measure their dominance.
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And so this is a small world from a geographical point of view.
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"A lot of it is geographical, because we're so far apart," he explained.
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Yet Brexit's chief effect may be to widen existing sectoral and geographical gaps.
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That is mobility of a kind, but it is generational rather than geographical.
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Moral logic often fails in the face of distance—geographical, cultural and temporal.
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The transaction comprises a seasoned portfolio, with geographical diversification in 12 Indian states.
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As the geographical pattern of work has shifted, so has that of wages.
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After all, Netflix and chilling is an activity that knows no geographical bounds.
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And there were his twin geographical bases in the Northeast and the South.
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Clusters of courts have been assigned to White House lawyers by geographical region.
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One of these involves appreciating the geographical breadth a progressive movement can have.
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There are no geographical references, no time references, and very little abstract vocabulary.
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This geographical backtracking is just what Dr Rossmo had been doing with criminals.
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That lane cuts a demographic and geographical transect through typical Southern Californian sprawl.
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Even so, the company's decision isn't going to address the country's geographical imbalances.
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In addition, Hänsel says that further European geographical expansion is on the cards.
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Zonaro wrote that Egyptian Arabic was "the closest geographical reference population" to Eritrea.
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One was to anagram PLEASANTLY to name a geographical location (answer: NAPLES, ITALY).
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Other suggested tactics reportedly include restricting access based on a user's geographical location.
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The effects of extremist groups are not usually contained to their geographical region.
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High sectoral and geographical concentration of exports increases exposure to potential economic shocks.
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These innovations impact us all, and cut across social, economic and geographical boundaries.
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Love knows no limits on this magical day — not geographical, cultural, or conversational.
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His research examines the geographical dimensions of international and domestic politics, including policing.
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I'm interested in the various inequalities that exist over virtual and geographical distances.
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It's set in the country's geographical middle, which should trigger a metaphor alert.
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Partisan divides now overlay religious divides, cultural divides, geographical divides, and racial divides.
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All of those cultural similarities produce a distinct region — with smaller geographical subregions.
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To my mind, this list is missing one important geographical location: the subway.
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Sign languages used by deaf people vary according to country and geographical region.
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She makes the interesting point that the American divide was not necessarily geographical.
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Awlaki: So it's not limited to a political entity or a geographical entity.
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Spreading out renewable energy across a larger geographical area could help mitigate interruptions.
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The phenomenon is hard to define because of its ideological and geographical fractiousness.
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What's their geographical and cultural significance to the project; what ties them together?
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"Zama" handles the theme of geographical perdition with the offhand anguish of familiarity.
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But, in 2016, we saw this geographical division playing out in new ways.
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Unlike Kim Brooks, I was lucky, and not just because of geographical location.
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"Even just identifying artists by their geographical origin can be problematic," she said.
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The majority of the programming was presented at the neighboring Royal Geographical Society.
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It's his way of getting ahead of the competition in a larger geographical range.
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Building one that thrives across multiple geographical locations, languages and cultures is even harder.
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Geofencing marketing is used to serve ads to people in small, specific geographical areas.
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The acquisition of AEF was relevant to the parent in terms of geographical diversification.
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The second is superlative: the supergrid has greater geographical extent than the normal grid.
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The lengthy playtime allows games to introduce stories and geographical scales that feel epic.
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One thing they looked for was geographical clustering of SNPS related to individual traits.
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Of the 33 traits under consideration, 21 showed evidence of SNP-related geographical clustering.
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The move is part of Eni's aim of cutting its exposure to geographical risk.
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They should create compensation ranges that are based on experience, industry and geographical location.
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CGA has a larger scale and geographical presence with more diversified brands than MPM.
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One of the main purposes why Cryptokitties raised venture capital was for geographical expansion.
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They populated Mesopotamian religions and native American belief systems; their geographical spread is vast.
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What matters now is demonstrating it still makes sense to run a geographical conglomerate.
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Original story: Two Americas: The geographical wage gap has stopped closing (10/2/18)
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"[Canada Goose] has tremendous geographical opportunities," including in Europe and in Asia, he said.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Falabella's 'BBB+' ratings reflect the company's multiformat strategy and its geographical footprint.
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Even in a geographical sense, Christopher Street has always been a place of disruption.
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Thus, a disruption in one geographical location would not cripple the entire supply chain.
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NASA's software system — the aforementioned Safeguard — uses an invisible fence around secure geographical locations.
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The rating remains constrained by the company's small size, limited diversification, and geographical concentration.
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However, it is a spectacular and enormous geographical event which has changed the landscape.
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With some geographical isolation, the situation would be a tiny bit better for humans.
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The analysis also references particular geographical hotspots, where the risk of slavery is higher.
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Race, class, gender, geographical location, education level, and other factors are predictors of health.
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"Our geographical position is privileged," insists the governor, who calls herself a "natural optimist".
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There are satellites, which are good at delivering internet access to wide geographical areas.
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In addition to the geographical diversity, much of the 2016 equestrian field is young.
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Factors such as geographical location and age, made the results vary across the country.
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Facebook chose Chicago as the host city in part due to its geographical location.
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To ensure geographical spread, each participating country will receive a minimum of 15 vouchers.
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High Product and Geographical Concentration: Camposol's production is originated in the north of Peru.
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That geographical DNA, like another footpath that became Broadway, gave it pride of place.
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But midcentury California lacked the same longstanding geographical traditions that dictated a wine's character.
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That's especially true overseas, where geographical viewing restrictions hamper access to popular U.S. content.
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A new study suggests Aesop was right about the geographical differences in rodent diets.
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And by that, I don't just mean just the nations of the geographical 'West.
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With each day, the reports show increasing numbers of infected and growing geographical reach.
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Banco CLM strengthens the group's franchise in Castile-La Mancha and provides geographical diversification.
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Houston was a much smaller city in 1935, both in population and geographical area.
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Now its clout more closely reflects its relatively small population, and its geographical remoteness.
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That partly reflects the changing nature of energy usage and geographical sources of supplies.
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I didn't stay because of the geographical beauty, I stayed because of the village.
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No further geographical specifics are offered—country bacon is served alongside mescal and aquavit.
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He's an outdoorsman, and the Supreme Court needs a little bit more geographical diversity.
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The EVG spokesman declined to say whether one geographical area would be affected most.
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This will relocate your IP to the UK and bypass those pesky geographical restrictions.
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It rhymes with a peculiarly geographical quality—national, even municipal—of Davis's cosmopolitan enterprise.
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Itay Tiran's production does a fine job handling the frequent geographical and temporal displacements.
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But anyone with a little geographical knowledge knows what a futile endeavor it is.
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And having an algorithm that isn't limited by geographical borders makes those communities larger.
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These geographical distinctions are central to the debate about whether the ACA is collapsing.
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Particularly fascinating: The geographical aspects hold regardless of where you live as an adult.
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Once, "Game of Thrones" was built on its eye for geographical, political and logistical detail.
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It is focusing on Africa, where Egypt has a competitive as well as geographical advantage.
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She rewrote part of the song using geographical facts and performed it for the class.
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This prevents too much geographical isolation, which can result in inbreeding and ultimately local extinction.
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"For artists, the city's geographical spread fosters a maverick sensibility and meditative space," he says.
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"The geographical area is so beautiful, but the underfunding is tough on us," he said.
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It also plans to adds new geographical territories to its B2B private jet charter marketplace.
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Dr Greaves's theory also offers an explanation for rare but puzzling geographical clusters of ALL.
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That their journey is as much sentimental as it is geographical and sociopolitical is brilliant.
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The vaccination program contracted the geographical area at risk for Ebola by up to 70%.
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Quality of service, upgrades, matching status on airlines and geographical spread are also important factors.
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For that reason I don't feel like we suffer from a lack of geographical identity.
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Business models have changed, new industries created and existing boundaries and geographical borders rendered redundant.
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However, the franchise is solid due to a geographical footprint and ABC's wholesale banking expertise.
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The UK exposure is the third biggest geographical exposure after the United States and Eurozone.
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"Geographical difference in sales could help ease competition concerns," Jefferies analysts wrote in a note.
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For example, they tend to have higher concentration risks due to their narrower geographical presence.
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The global ETF's largest country by geographical exposure is Japan, followed by the United Kingdom.
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The wireless carriers then send the messages to phones located in a specified geographical area.
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This would appear to reduce market access, as it reduces the geographical scope of establishment.
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The ratings also factor in ABN AMRO's predominantly Dutch focus and thus limited geographical diversification.
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The current high VR, particularly given ABN AMRO's limited geographical diversification, mean upside is limited.
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They'd try to draw coastlines, landmarks and other geographical features—whatever they'd see while tripping.
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A cartogram is a kind of map that distorts geographical areas based on some variable.
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The average premium for a local PPO, which covers a smaller geographical area, is $62.
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Japanese firms have long benefited from geopolitical proximity to America and geographical closeness to China.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Large, Leading, Diversified Business: Daimler AG has wide geographical and business diversification.
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For those reasons, many consider it a "transplant city" which lacks a common geographical culture.
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Chad and Romania are situated on separate continents and share few historical or geographical links.
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The geographical layout of the area, and not a technique, dictated how tactics were deployed.
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Do you think geographical location plays much of a part in shaping a band's sound?
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From Iceland and Sweden to Australia and Indonesia, these tasty containers know no geographical bounds.
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The Ca' Rugate was a simple Valpolicella rather than a Valpolicella Classico, a geographical indication.
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Part of this election has been about how these pockets of innovation are very geographical.
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Mr. Kim's geographical power base was modest, essentially limited to his native region of Chungcheong.
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It seems particularly so in Los Angeles, a suburb-driven city designed for geographical separation.
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In each place I live, I leave a version of myself molded by geographical context.
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In addition to the polling requirement, candidates must receive contributions from a wide geographical area.
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NASA scientists frequently give nicknames to rocks and geographical features to help tell them apart.
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The trip represented a big departure for us, and not simply of the geographical variety.
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The industry benefits from geographical diversification, and an associated reduction in business risks and volatility.
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This is not a war of two armies facing each other on a geographical battlefield.
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Today, Stilton production has strict geographical borders and is confined to three counties in England.
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BIL intends to maintain its moderate risk appetite, mitigating the geographical concentration of its lending.
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In Silicon Valley, the geographical byword for the country's tech future, population growth has stalled.
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Putting aside such speculations, the overarching geographical narrative of the election is plain to see.
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Urban areas with greater risk of lead exposure were not limited to one geographical region.
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Paris is a tiny city — it's smaller than San Francisco when it comes to geographical footprint.
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The company is pulling data from Google's Civic API, which ties geographical addresses to political representation.
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The recent events are a reflection of shifting geographical needs and our annual talent review process.
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Their research provided data on topics as disparate as migration, carbon emissions, and Brazil's geographical border.
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While the band fits the geographical theme of California punks, they aren't exactly from down South.
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Or whatever geographical location they'd crawled from, desperately yearning for a mention in NME's Radar column.
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Geographical affiliations are crucial in a sprawling nation of 190 million people from 250 ethnic groups.
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One result could be yet more "geo-fencing", whereby the internet becomes fragmented along geographical lines.
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"It's important to see geographical trends and variation in order to plan cancer control," says Arnold.
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Nor did the AUMF put a clock on the war or give it any geographical limits.
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Explanation of the map: The map tracks the geographical impact of both current and threatened retaliation.
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"A blizzard has the effect," he said, "of exacerbating social and geographical divisions in New York."
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Now, DuckDuckGo will return addresses, businesses, geographical locations and nearby places using Apple Maps by default.
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The place where these two spaces, psychological and geographical, meet is where this project is birthed.
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Geographical concentration and limited financial flexibility also means it is unlikely to reach investment grade ratings.
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Partisan identities are now matched up with ideological, religious, racial, and other cultural and geographical identities.
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Technology dispersion is accelerating Silicon Valley is justifiably seen as the geographical center of digital innovation.
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GEOGRAPHICAL GOOD luck gave Wu Zhaozong a front-row seat as China opened to the world.
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McDonald's hasn't issued an apology or an explanation for their geographical blunder (or for Uncle O'Grimacey).
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That helps Kansas take advantage of its prime location in the geographical center of the country.
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However, the move signals a stepping on the gas for Raisin's geographical and product expansion ambitions.
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A 500-year-old stone pillar on the village green marks the geographical centre of England.
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The historical and geographical "gardens" were popular, but so were surveys of Islamic jurisprudence and history.
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We're also seeing rising geographical inequality—a few islands of prosperity amid a sea of misery.
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The region, in the state of Jammu & Kashmir, has strong cultural (and geographical) ties with Tibet.
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A session focused on tech investing will include a conversation about the geographical diversity of investments.
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"No one can think of dividing us" along ethnic tribal, economic and geographical lines, he said.
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Suu Kyi touted Myanmar's economic potential, its attractive geographical location, expanding domestic markets and young population.
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Indonesia, which is made up of 17,000 islands, also faces the geographical challenge of supplying energy.
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This also may entail geographical moves that put the kibosh on (or dramatically alter) past friendships.
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Firms may be looking for new drugs to sell, or different geographical regions to operate in.
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Investec analysts said there was limited geographical overlap between the two, with the exception of Switzerland.
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I was learning that Los Angeles's sprawl and geographical diversity work for it in many ways.
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The company is also buying more properties, recently in Vermont and Australia, a geographical weather hedge.
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Based in the Southern city of Dallas, Cuban would bring some geographical balance to Clinton's ticket.
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The Los Angeles-based gaming company Scopely is expanding its geographical footprint in Spain and Ireland.
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With sales in over 120 countries, the company has geographical scale that is hard to duplicate.
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The overall effect could be minor, or it could be significant depending on the geographical location.
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GSK also enjoys a diversified geographical mix with and an industry-leading presence in emerging markets.
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All projects featured touch on the social, political, cultural, and geographical considerations of each respective architect.
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"Statistics on merger interventions also confirms that there is no geographical bias," she said in October.
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But they're also driven by geographical quirks that aren't necessarily a part of the national pattern.
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" The spokesman said such licenses were "standard" for businesses that gathered "geographical data for commercial use.
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Plus, most of their lyrics, like this one, are about navigating racial, class, and geographical lines.
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To understand the vast geographical disparities of the proposal, one need only look at home prices.
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Today, Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey are among the protected geographical designations in the European Union.
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The geographical nature of Iran's ongoing anti-government protests is unique, analysts told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Citi has also been shrinking, pulling out of 20 consumer markets, about half its geographical footprint.
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Georges said Engie is the most international utility, with significant geographical diversification of its cash flows.
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But there are also solid historical and geographical reasons for its acute anxiety over the virus.
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Agency satellites already provide a constant stream of detailed images of the planet's changing geographical features.
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However, Prague argues that its central geographical position is a key argument to host the EBA.
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New York City is as much a state of mind as it is a geographical location.
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Effectively, there are no laws in the Shuafat Refugee Camp, despite its geographical location inside Jerusalem.
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But their value involves the jurors' personal connection to the community, not the courthouse's geographical location.
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And in rural areas, they can be crucial in giving drivers a geographical point of reference.
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Warren and Tyagi float as a solution the idea that school districts should eliminate geographical preferences.
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But the most important parallels between the artists' lives have nothing to do with geographical coincidence.
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It too has fans who cheer for the teams they like for emotional, not geographical, reasons.
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With turmoil hitting markets overseas lately, Jim Cramer reviewed the necessity for geographical diversification in a portfolio.
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Abroad, MUFG is trying to expand its geographical coverage to "capture the growth opportunity" in other markets.
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The list was compiled based on geographical proximity as well as hours of operation of nearby businesses.
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For some black people, whether its for geographical or financial reasons, color has never been an issue.
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This divergence between the House and the Senate illustrates more than the two parties' contrasting geographical strengths.
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Nonetheless, the geographical limitation of this ban poses uncomfortable questions that will eventually need to be addressed.
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The geographical defeat of ISIS in Iraq and Syria did not end the influence of ISIS, however.
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The broad geographical layout of the arrests seemed to imply the plot was in its early stages.
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The protests are smaller than five years ago, but their geographical and social mix is much broader.
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"Our strategy of range renewal and geographical expansion continues to produce results," sales chief Thierry Koskas said.
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It cannot take into account geographical differences in productivity, economic conditions, or the bargaining power of workers.
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People with ties to specific geographical locations reported more traumatic impact when viewing media from those places.
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But unlike those companies, he did not choose his Hausbank because of geographical proximity or family tradition.
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Despite a narrowing geographical focus, Carmudi has expanded its service beyond merely classified listings for used vehicles.
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Lisa Murkowski has previously said she'd like tax credits to take into account geographical differences in costs.
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CA Immo's and Immofinanz's portfolios are each twice the size in value but comparable in geographical focus.
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It's also between Eilis, Brooklyn, and County Wexford — as in, the woman and the geographical places themselves.
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Ideally he or she might capture a constituency, demographic or geographical, which the candidate struggles to reach.
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The latest test occurred in the same geographical location, with the same geological profile, as earlier tests.
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We are urban pioneers tasked with organizing geographical communities inclusively, strengthening them through public works and activism.
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The problem, she says, is that the maps you typically see favor geographical accuracy over electoral importance.
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Such approaches, controversial though they are among some greens, are limited in their impact and geographical range.
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But he offers geographical diversity to a court dominated by justices from the east and west coasts.
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The company compares well with other Russian housebuilders in terms of scale, geographical diversification and financial profile.
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What they do, according to O*NET: They provide information by accessing alphabetical, geographical, or other directories.
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He specializes in glass river tables that are inspired by geographical features like rivers, oceans, and lakes.
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On the surface, this form of telemedicine sounds like a neat solution to a vast geographical problem.
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With the money, I took myself on a geographical fix to live in the south of France.
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AXA's ratings continue to reflect the group's considerable geographical and business diversification, which benefits its risk profile.
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Areas of concern should include customizing content for different habits in geographical areas and among age brackets.
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The most static form are about where customers live — their geographical locations, ZIP codes and neighborhood information.
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With the interconnectedness of our world, the ability to spread ideology beyond geographical borders is growing exponentially.
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Neither does Germany have anything close to our potential for renewable power because of its geographical constraints.
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Geographical designations are still the most useful, I believe, but a little extra thought is often welcome.
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PepsiCo has significant global geographical diversification with approximately 42% of revenues generated outside of the United States.
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Swiggy's major geographical expansion saw it move into 42 cities in tier-two and tier-three India.
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Conversely, the European Union defines the category of juniper-flavored spirits with 19 subsets of geographical origin.
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Gero calls it a "physical and geographical movement of cultures," akin to the great migrations of humans.
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In proportional systems some or all MPs have no specific loyalty to a particular, narrow geographical area.
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Ed Atkins is a teaching fellow at the School of Geographical Sciences at the University of Bristol.
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A blend of Somali slang and geographical allusions are heating up the city with a new sound.
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Things like age and geographical verification, account funding, data and content providers all need to be considered.
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That's roughly the equivalent geographical and cultural distance between Brooklyn and the mining towns of West Virginia.
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We are littered with incidents, issues and geographical segregation that prevent us from becoming a united society.
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One is the return of Malin Akerman as Lara Axelrod, with whom Bobby finally cuts geographical ties.
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Both cases were diagnosed in the San Francisco Bay Area, a geographical region that includes nine counties.
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But contagion does not play geographical favorites and the country has made great strides in public health.
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Alexander made sure that "each of the bird sounds was correct for the geographical location," Wohl said.
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The Salt Lake City-based startup is planning to greatly expand its geographical reach beyond North America.
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"What was noteworthy was their geographical spread," says Mohammad Ali Shabani, Iran Pulse editor at Al-Monitor.
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One is geographical — neighborhood, town, city — and the other is "relational," concerned with the interconnections among people.
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When it comes to the politics of the 21st century, that geographical unevenness makes all the difference.
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Through joint ventures with foreign entities of the Rothschild group, RCB benefits from some geographical revenue diversification.
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You can come from any background, any ethnic group, any geo geographical region, any religion, any culture.
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Salesforce did have a pay gap; glaring differences were scattered throughout every division, department, and geographical region.
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"His collection is very personal, and it doesn't have any particular geographical or historical boundaries," she added.
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They found that women tended to travel to fewer locations than men, and within smaller geographical areas.
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Critics have expressed that the unequal standing of BRICS countries, their geographical distance from one another etc.
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Geographical Diversification and Synergies: Fitch views WH Group's China and US businesses as complementary to each other.
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Experts think that&aposs because bats can fly across large geographical ranges, transporting diseases as they go.
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And thanks to the city's geographical position, he tasted a bit of everything from across the country.
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The opioid crisis transcends geographical and ideological boundaries, so Congress appears ready to act across party lines.
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Religions, for example, remind us of our common humanity, a humanity shared across races and geographical boundaries.
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Without further ado, and in geographical order from north to south, the Eater Heatmap to Silicon Valley.
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Those fast-growing metros are mostly adding houses by spreading their geographical footprint deeper into the suburbs.
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"Our path forward includes significant growth in both team size and geographical footprint," the job listing reads.
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European producers of Roquefort cheese or prosecco can cheer: their products become two of 205 protected "geographical indications".
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He hopes that, at some point, whales' "cultural stocks" will be managed, and not just their geographical ones.
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"They would usually not allow more than a certain number in a specific geographical location," Dr. Ghadir says.
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The restructure removed group inefficiencies and increased the bank's earning streams as well as geographical and business diversification.
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A more diversified geographical mix is sensible, as restrictive home-purchase policies affect each city's housing market differently.
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The airline sees itself as a future rival to Gulf-based super-carriers due to its geographical position.
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Put simply, the exhibition achieves a goal that should be standard for shows of the "geographical sampling" type.
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For each geographical expansion, Lendix has to work on getting a license to operate on these new markets.
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Profitability has been fairly stable over the business cycle, due to geographical diversification and a retail banking focus.
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"Rwanda's challenging geographical and social landscape makes it an ideal test-bed for the droneport project," Foster said.
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Even if the euro zone starts to grow strongly again, the geographical scars will be plain to see.
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First, geographical patterns of opposition to Mr Trump in America may well be reflected in other countries too.
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Struggling Appalachians, a group synonymous with geographical and cultural isolation as well as poverty, are not typical Trumpkins.
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Results are averages of three consecutive tests using Ookla's Speedtest, with server manually selected to nearest geographical location.
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Starbucks has a greater geographical reach in terms of branches than any bank in the world, she says.
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In its geographical scope, ISIS was the candle that burned twice as bright and burned half as long.
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When the river encounters colder temperatures and a geographical barrier — the US' western coastline — it dumps the water.
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Strong Market Positioning, Increasing Diversification Fitch views scale, product and geographical diversification as underpinning GSK's 'A' rating level.
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Beyond expanding into new verticals, which will presumably super charge monetization, Fah said Klook geographical extensions are planned.
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Go deeper: Two Americas: The geographical wage gap has stopped closing Why rural counties are dying in America
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An alternative would be to try to make the system equitable given today's aligned ideological and geographical polarisation.
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Compared with the gaping regional divides in China, the rich world's increasingly visible geographical inequality seems almost trivial.
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Other countries, for either geographical or commercial purposes, choose nearby time zones to make things a bit easier.
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However, what works in Bhutan cannot be copied exactly in another country because of climatic and geographical difference.
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It is based on the geographical breakdown of sales reported by firms in their 2018 10-K filings.
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Commission spokeswoman Annika Breidthardt said such geographical distribution of projects financed by EFSI was a result of demand.
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But this does not diminish the sense that the city's villages, cultural and geographical, are moving farther apart.
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The collapse of the so-called caliphate has left the jihadist organization in a state of geographical disarray.
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But the internet allows people to participate in LGBTQ cultural life and humor regardless of their geographical location.
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The mergers have also enhanced Banijay's library in scripted and non-scripted content and added greater geographical diversification.
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Of those, geothermal and hydroelectric are restrained to specific geographical areas, many of which have already been tapped.
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A dusty provincial city of 2600 million, Nagpur is at the geographical heart of the sprawling Indian subcontinent.
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Let's argue that dance music is based round a geographical triangle that takes in Chicago, Detroit, and Berlin.
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Virtual hands can manipulate data, such as rotating a globe to identify the geographical source of an issue.
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In France, geographical indications are regarded as sacrosanct, a "red line" that no government would dare to cross.
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Loibner and Dürnsteiner both refer to the geographical location of the vineyards — Loiben and Dürnstein are neighboring villages.
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In terms of geographical presence and products, the companies complement rather than compete with each other, they said.
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Prudential's ratings also benefit from the group's geographical diversification across the UK, US and 15 countries in Asia.
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But much as he prizes regional character, Howe is not wedded to any sort of arbitrary geographical boundaries.
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In Nebraska, Minnesota, and South Dakota, deviations between Tour and USDA final yields are caused by geographical variance.
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You play different mini games like races, explore different geographical regions, fulfilling requests of Bulbasaurs, Bidoofs and Sharpedos.
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The risks of volcano tourism are the focus of a paper published by the UK's Royal Geographical Society.
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" Facebook's research highlighted significant geographical, cultural and religious differences in the types of images that are considered "intimate.
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The Russian Geographical Society said the small boat sank, but its passengers were able to get to shore.
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Some will argue that presidents have picked running mates based on their geographical or political appeal for generations.
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Furthermore, geographical factors weigh heavily on a system's usefulness, with mountainous features able to block the systems' sensors.
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The yen therefore has continued to operate as a "safe-haven" despite Japan's geographical proximity to North Korea.
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"We are kind of in this steady state," said Wendy Stovall, a scientist at the U.S. Geographical Survey.
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I didn't really pick the locations in terms of the geographical areas, I would just get invited somewhere.
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A reformist political tradition, suspicion of party machines, and geographical isolation could all contribute to such a delay.
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The list goes on, with the issues faced by Kaoteon far from being some kind of geographical anomaly.
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The group's geographical diversification will reduce but it will maintain key market positions in France, Brazil and Colombia.
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" Ms. de Monteiro added that there is "little understanding of its geographical location and its plight and essence.
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Even the names of its geographical features suggest a porous relationship between land and water: Big Ronaldson Slough.
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Often, California winemakers appropriated European geographical designations, calling their wines names like Chablis, Rhine wine, Chianti and Burgundy.
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Wallace's expeditions to the Amazon and the rainforests of Southeast Asia define the geographical reach of the exhibition.
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"Notwithstanding the differences in numbers or geographical location, migrants move constantly between countries and continents," Mr. Rorandelli said.
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Not only does geographical proximity reduce costs, but it also facilitates the exchange of knowledge and spurs innovation.
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We'll learn that even geographical community, as old-fashioned as that might be, is very important right now.
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The commercial was an epic undertaking spanning several months and locationsThe process spanned several months and geographical locations.
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"We can expect more cases and further geographical spread," WHO Director-General Margaret Chan told a news briefing.
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Increasing assets under management and achieving critical mass in selected geographical areas are key focus for the bank.
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Then, Trump emphasized North Korea's geographical features, including beaches he said were beautiful enough to build condominiums on.
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Besides the geographical distance and the expense, there are several key reasons that Russia is unlikely to intervene.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The upgrade of IIB's ratings also reflects the following key rating drivers: The rapid growth and geographical diversification of lending operations are in line with objectives set in the bank's business plan in 2013, which reinforces the credibility of management and helps to reduce geographical concentration risk.
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After a formal inquiry from the country's Geographical Indications registry, the agency declared a winner on Tuesday: West Bengal.
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She recorded this standing outside the driver's seat of a car, proving her impressive bars know no geographical limit.
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I use a collection of art books, geographical clippings from fashion magazines, and the internet to source my inspiration.
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Jose Cuervo and other family brands also have an important geographical diversification with sales in more than 85 countries.
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"What binds us to our neighbors is our common geographical destiny and common interests," he said in a statement.
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Because of its current geographical split, Gazan dishes are less popularly known than other Palestinian and Middle Eastern staples.
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Sri Lanka has become an attractive transit point for major drug cartels into Asia thanks to its geographical location.
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In the Bay, it's the geographical separation of the body of water from which the area takes its name.
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These gaps have motivated increasing numbers of Indians to move from one part of their geographical receptacle to another.
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There are no age or geographical restrictions, but applicants need at least one year of experience publicly releasing art.
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Starting today, everyone in the same geographical area will see the same list, Facebook said in a blog post.
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The larger the geographical area the grid covers, the more variations in supply and demand can be smoothed out.
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Geographical location can have a huge impact on the need for thick layers of subcutaneous fat to maintain temperature.
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In the actual "Black or White" video, Michael jumps from one cultural and geographical context to another in dance.
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In the past, users have had to contribute posts to geographical areas ("Los Angeles") or specific topics ("Farewell Obama").
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