Examples of using Geographical reference in English and their translations into German
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Specific geographical reference.
But the book of 1Esdras is not mapped in the database of geographical references.
Thitz's geographical references are coded.
These focus on data with geographical reference.
The geographical reference context will be the whole of Europe, not one specific country or another.
The focus is on data with geographical reference.
However, these are modern geographical references to a people who share a common Celtic ancestry and consequently, a common musical heritage.
The book of John 3 has no geographical reference.
The geographical reference of the'favourable conservation status' in the ELD(EU territory, national territory, natural range) has proved problematic.
The book of Proverbs has no geographical reference.
Emmaus is mentioned a dozen times by Flavius Josephus, without any explanation about its geographical position,which means that the reader was expected to understand the geographical reference.
The book of John 2 has no geographical reference.
The combination of bibliographic records and their geographical references will create a cartographic information infrastructure representing maps, both in their geographical, as well as in their semantic dimension adequately.
In the world of GIS, raster data comprise image data with a geographical reference.
I don't even consider the geographical reference to be a necessary criterion.
These names sound remote to us because they do not fall within our normal geographical references.
As it turns out,eretz and adamah can indeed be a geographical reference akin to what we usually mean by"the earth.
Under EU food law, origin labelling is not mandatory, unless the origin is clearly connected with one or more characteristics of a foodstuff, or it is necessary that the purchaser should not be misled as to its true origin,for instance where its name includes a geographical reference.
In addition to that the DBExploreris able to display database content with a geographical reference and also allows the database access via mobile communication tools.
Existing trade marks including geographical references may continue to be used provided they have been officially registered in the past in accordance with the first Council Directive 89/104/EEC of 21 December 1988 to approximate the laws of the Member States relating to trade marks(5), as amended by Decision 92/10/EEC(6), or Council Regulation(EC) No 40/94 of 20 December 1993 on the Community trade mark(7), as amended by Regulation(EC) No 3288/948.
This would allow easily managing everyday tasks of field inspectors and visualizing their geographical reference on the actual GIS map on a tablet.
In particular,airports and landing places are indicated mainly for geographical reference without guarantees about their exact location and/or their operational conditions.
It was originally known as the"North European Rec. Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation", but the geographical reference was dropped as its membership from other regions grew.
Promote the geographical referencing of statistical data and encourage the use of the GIS in the National Statistical Institutes NSI.
The presentation and analysis of the statistical information collected from surveys,censuses or administrative registers are in fact increasingly demanding geographical referencing for the statistical units observed, be they persons, households, dwellings or enterprises.