Paper: Physical Geography of the Sea, by Commander J.
Physical geography, as ordinarily defined, does not cover the ground that it might fairly claim.
Physical geography is particularly deficient in these respects, and needs to be greatly modified in the light of the modern advance of topography.
As to the proper limits of physical geography, see Prichard on Ethnology, in Report of the British Association for 1847, p.
Forry and many previous writers make it nearly coincide with 'physical geography:' 'Climate constitutes the aggregate of all the external physical circumstances appertaining to each locality in its relation to organic nature.
Physical Geography of the Oolite in England and France.
Physical Geography, in the first class, two lectures a week.
A Major or Captain, Professor of Astronomy, Physical Geography, and Statistics.
With reference to Kinchinjunga, these facts are of importance, as showing that mere elevation is in physical geography of secondary importance.
One of his works, bearing the title of 'Liber Cosmographicus de Natura Locorum,' is a species of physical geography.
Under the direction of the committee the courses of lessons were given as follows: physical geography, by Prof.
In this year there were two courses, one of ten lessons, by Professor Niles, on physical geography, and five on physiology, by Dr.
Professor Davis gave the class the benefit of the results of his investigations, which were original contributions of importance to the progress of physical geography.
In physical geography, the usual school course, with its many-coloured maps, had been left far behind.
The subjects of instruction which fell to my share were arithmetic, drawing, physical geography, and German.
Thus, if Political Geography be closely connected and interwoven, as it were, with History, not less intimate are its relations to Physical Geography.
Such being the scope of Physical Geography, it is satisfactory to know that its importance as a subject of study in our schools has been fully recognised.
It does not embrace all Physical Geography, but it introduces us to many facts and phenomena, the causes and mutual relations of which we cannot understand without first mastering the teachings of Physical Geography.
His Lectures on Logic, on Physical Geography, on Paedagogics, were edited during his lifetime by his friends and pupils.
It lasted very long, too; for after I had published my work on Physical Geography, I was preached against by name in York Cathedral.
His conversation was highly interesting, and to him I was indebted for much information on mining generally, and on the mineral wealth of Great Britain, while writing on Physical Geography.
I was residing in Italy when I published my "Physical Geography" and Mr. Pentland[8] kindly undertook to carry the book through the press for me.
The period in tine and the changes in physical geography represented by the nummulitic deposits are undoubtedly very great, while the remains of Middle Eocene and Older Eocene Mammals are comparatively few.
Physical geography is not limited to elementary inorganic terrestrial life, but, elevated to a higher point of view, it embraces the sphere of organic life, and the numerous gradations of its typical development.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "physical geography" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
